Flynn Under Fire
Congressional investigators rebuffed former national security adviser Michael Flynn's offer of cooperation in exchange for immunity, saying it's too early in their probe of his Russia connections to discuss a deal
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Clinton Warns Trump of 'Grave Mistake' on Foreign Aid
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned that she thinks President Trump is making a "grave mistake" on foreign aid in a speech on women's rights at Georgetown University Friday
'Tremendous' Traffic Impact After Bridge Collapse
A major effect on traffic is expected after a massive fire caused a bridge on Interstate 85 to collapse in Atlanta. Georgia's top transportation official said there's no way to tell when the highway can be safely reopened
Public Broadcasters Go Local to Fight Proposed Cuts
Public broadcasters have successfully fought off attempts to cut their funding for nearly a half century, but they're not taking any chances when it comes to President Trump's proposed cuts
San Francisco D.A. Fires Back Over Courthouse Arrests
San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón has a message for the Trump administration: If immigration enforcement wants to make arrests in his city, which is a sanctuary city, they need to get a warrant first
Claire McCaskill Will Oppose Neil Gorsuch
A day after saying she was torn over the decision, Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill says she will oppose Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch and will vote with fellow Democrats to filibuster his nomination
Israel Will Limit West Bank Settlement Construction
Israel will limit new settlement construction in the West Bank "when possible" to within areas already developed or at least to contiguous areas, President Benjamin Netanyahu's government announced as a gesture to President Donald Trump
Judge Approves $25 Million Trump University Settlement
A judge has approved an agreement for President Donald Trump to pay $25 million to settle lawsuits over his now-defunct Trump University, ending nearly seven years of legal battles with customers who claimed they were misled
Playing Tetris Can Reduce PTSD Symptoms
Playing the computer game Tetris can prevent post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from developing in some individuals after they suffer a traumatic event — Ii the game is played within six hours, according to a new study
Crayola Will Replace Dandelion With a Blue Crayon
Fans of yellow may be sad that Crayola is retiring Dandelion from its 24-count crayon box set, but lovers of the color blue can rejoice: The company announced it will be replaced by one with a blue hue still to be determined
Rising Flood Waters Displace Tens of Thousands in Australia
Flooding in the wake of Cyclone Debbie, which barreled into Australia's northeast coast earlier this week, has displaced tens of thousands of people from their homes, cut power for at least 100,000, and on Friday led authorities to fear that some may have drowned in the rising waters
E.U. Releases Draft Brexit Guidelines
The European Union softened its public stance on Britain's exit from the bloc, with Council President Donald Tusk signaling some flexibility on allowing talks on a new relationship before the divorce proceedings are complete
