Evening Edition: After rebuke of Warren, Senate barrels toward Sessions vote

McConnell gives Warren's presidential campaign an in-kind contribution; Trump suggests only politics could lead court to rule against his immigration order; In Trump's capital, undocumented immigrants live and work in the shadow of the White House; Trump lashes out at Nordstrom in a tweet for dropping his daughter’s apparel line; Six Red Cross staffers killed in Afghanistan; 14-year-old girl's death highlights the disturbing trend of live-streamed suicides; Groups want Israel barred from taking Palestinian property for settlements; A full moon, a lunar eclipse and a comet in one night? Here's how to watch it all Friday.; German-born soccer star chooses his Muslim faith over his athletic career; NFL offseason: Destinations up in the air for Raiders, Romo and other QBs; Dating wasn’t working for me — until I went out with 15 guys in one month; John Oliver is preparing to take on President Trump, but he isn’t exactly excited about it;   The day's most important stories   After rebuke of Warren, Senate barrels toward Sessions vote Following a tense conflict on the Senate floor Tuesday night when Majority Leader Mitch McConnell rebuked Sen. Elizabeth Warren for her speech, the chamber is scheduled to vote this evening on the fate of the attorney general nominee. By Sean Sullivan and Kelsey Snell  •  Read more » McConnell gives Warren's presidential campaign an in-kind contribution Mitch McConnell gagging Elizabeth Warren is one of the best gifts she could have received, and her birthday is not even until June. It solidifies her bona fides as a fighter for progressive causes. By James Hohmann  •  Read more »   Trump suggests only politics could lead court to rule against his immigration order In a speech to law enforcement officials in Washington, Trump argued his executive action is clearly legal and insisted the order was within his executive powers and even "a bad high school student would understand this." By Matt Zapotosky and Robert Barnes  •  Read more »   In Trump's capital, undocumented immigrants live and work in the shadow of the White House While many of the nation's 11 million undocumented are watching from afar as their fates are decided in Washington, there are others — cab drivers, child-care works and scholars — who share streets, sidewalks and Metro trains with the very people making those decisions. By Theresa Vargas and Steve Hendrix  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Trump lashes out at Nordstrom in a tweet for dropping his daughter’s apparel line The president's tweet is likely to become fodder in a simmering debate about how the Trump family has chosen to handle their business interests during Trump's time in office. By Sarah Halzack  •  Read more »   Six Red Cross staffers killed in Afghanistan Afghan officials suspect the ambush was carried out by Islamic State gunmen. The Red Cross said it occurred in the northern province of Jowzjan, which was known as one of a few relatively secure areas in northern Afghanistan. By Sayed Salahuddin  •  Read more »   14-year-old girl's death highlights the disturbing trend of live-streamed suicides The fact that people who are planning to take their own lives can now broadcast their deaths on the Internet has mental-health practitioners worried — for those contemplating suicide and those watching online. By Lindsey Bever  •  Read more »   Groups want Israel barred from taking Palestinian property for settlements Human rights groups representing Arab villages in the West Bank petitioned the Israeli high court to block a new law that would let the government seize private Palestinian land for Jewish settlers. By William Booth  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   A full moon, a lunar eclipse and a comet in one night? Here's how to watch it all Friday. The eclipse will begin right after moonrise, and a greenish comet makes its closest approach to Earth around 10:30 p.m. Eastern. By Blaine Friedlander  •  Read more »   German-born soccer star chooses his Muslim faith over his athletic career A onetime sports hero has gone into self-imposed exile after critics blasted his work with an Islamic charity, posing the question: What makes a Muslim "radical"? By Anthony Faiola and Souad Mekhennet  •  Read more »   NFL offseason: Destinations up in the air for Raiders, Romo and other QBs Several issues will be resolved over the next seven months, including the Raiders' home city, potential changes to the league's marijuana policy and possibly new teams for Tony Romo, Colin Kaepernick, Jay Cutler and Jimmy Garoppolo. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   Dating wasn’t working for me — until I went out with 15 guys in one month A professional bridesmaid finally figured out love is a numbers game. But it took more numbers than she expected to find the right one. By Jen Glantz  •  Read more »   John Oliver is preparing to take on President Trump, but he isn’t exactly excited about it "It's easy to be angry on adrenaline, but it is much, much harder when you're tired. And this is going to be exhausting," the "Last Week Tonight" host told Stephen Colbert. 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