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In 88 trips to Capitol Hill, Mueller grew weary of partisanship
Over decades of appearances before Congress,Mueller showed little patience for politics, and he grew weary of the partisanship that came with legislative oversight. Read more
Over decades of appearances before Congress,Mueller showed little patience for politics, and he grew weary of the partisanship that came with legislative oversight. Read more
The Neville Brothers spent some of their childhood in the now demolished Calliope housing project in New Orleans and some at a family home in uptown New Orleans. Read more
Architect César Pelli, renowned for designing some of the world’s tallest buildings, has died, his firm said. He was 92. Read more
Similar phrases routinely show up in lawsuits that the EEOC files against employers alleging discrimination, harassment or retaliation based on race or national origin. Read more
She pleaded guilty in May to paying $15,000 to a college admissions consultant to have a proctor correct her daughter’s answers on the SAT. Read more
The judge’s strong rebuke of Epstein’s conduct stood in sharp contrast to how the authorities in Florida had treated the financier in 2007. Read more
Several major hotel companies, including Marriott and Choice Hotels in recent days, have said they will not let Immigration and Customs Enforcement use rooms as detention facilities. Read more
“It: Chapter Two” is not taking it easy on the grown losers’ club if the new trailer is any indication, and the shoot itself doesn’t sound much calmer than battling a demonic clown either. Read more
How much is too much for streaming video? Read more
A wholesale drug distributor linked to the flood of opioids into Appalachia and two of its former executives were charged with conspiring to illegally distribute millions of painkiller pills, federal officials said. Read more
A private dive team has located the last U.S. Navy warship to be sunk by a German submarine in World War II, just a few miles off the coast of Maine. Read more
An Illinois woman who recently got a 1993 postcard in her mailbox has tracked down the man who sent it to his children more than two decades ago. Read more
Leave the kids at home, “Terminator: Dark Fate” is getting an R-rating. Read more
About 10,000 live-in childcare workers from around the world will share in a class-action settlement in a case that challenged whether they should be treated as employees. Read more
The Senate will vote next week on a bipartisan bill to ensure a victims’ compensation fund related to the Sept. 11 attacks never runs out of money. Read more
Japan’s culture of cute makes no exceptions for poop. It gets a pop twist at the Unko Museum in Yokohama near Tokyo. Read more
Making use of local hot springs, expensive tiger puffer fish are being cultivated inland, helping to revitalize local economies. Read more
The Japanese government has established guidelines for genome editing technology for human embryos. Read more
The Japanese government last month released a rough calculation of vital statistics for 2018, revealing that the number of deaths minus births, or natural population decline, totaled 444,085, exceeding 400,000 for the first time. Read more
If this basketball thing doesn’t work out for Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens, he already has a backup plan in mind. Read more
Janet Jackson and rappers 50 Cent and Future have been added to the lineup for the Jeddah World Fest, the concert in Saudi Arabia that Nicki Minaj pulled out of after human rights organizations urged the rapper to cancel her appearance. Read more