Representative Mike Pompeo is wading into a breach between the president-elect and the intelligence agency.
It was the first time Mr. Trump had conceded Moscow’s role in the attack, but he expressed little outrage about it.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump on Wednesday in New York held a news conference for the first time in six months.
Pushback on a leaked intelligence report, sharp words for CNN and a new appointee for the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Mr. Trump plans to turn over his business operations to a trust controlled by his two oldest sons, a solution said to be wholly inadequate by the government’s top ethics monitor.
The former chief executive of Exxon Mobil found himself on the defensive over his reluctance to declare that some dictators were violators of human rights.
Backed by President Obama, Eric H. Holder Jr. will lead the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, a group aimed at breaking the Republican Party’s grip on the congressional map.
Relatives of the victims of the Charleston church shooting were given the chance to face Dylann S. Roof. Some forgave him. Others damned him. Many told him that he failed to break them.
The officials charged in the case include a former head of development of the Volkswagen brand and the head of engine development.
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