Friday's Headlines: Trump’s Cabinet nominees contradict his campaign vows
After his rebuke of Trump, federal ethics chief called to testify before House lawmakers ; Deportation force 'not happening,' Paul Ryan tells undocumented family;
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
In their confirmation hearings, nominees have said they would trim back or disregard some of the president-elect's promises on key issues, including the Iran nuclear deal, treatment of Russia, torture and a wall on the Mexico border.
The House speaker said he was working to find a "good, humane solution" for immigrant families protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Christopher Steele apparently caught wind that his identity could be made public and hit the road. But not before arranging for his neighbor to look after his cats.
The inspector general's probe will look at the FBI's public statements, whether its deputy director should have been recused and whether Department of Justice or FBI employees leaked non-public information.
The Obama administration's new policy eliminates a temporary parole period that allowed Cubans to stay in the U.S. while waiting for a green card. The change applies to those entering by land or by sea.
Optogenetics researchers found that with the light switched off, the mice were mostly chill. But when the switch was on, the fluffy critters went all Hulk on their prey.
Studies of elite students suggest that the ones who did better in school were more likely to work in research, while low achievers were the most likely to take Wall Street jobs.
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