Justice Department may advise Trump to claim privilege over Mueller report
The U.S. Justice Department threatened on Tuesday to completely withhold Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s unredacted report from Congress if House Democrats decide to move ahead with plans to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt.
Appeals court allows U.S. to keep sending asylum seekers to Mexico
A U.S. appeals court ruled on Tuesday that the Trump administration may continue sending asylum seekers to wait out their cases in Mexico while the government appeals a lower court ruling that found the policy violated U.S. immigration law.
Denver residents vote on whether to decriminalize ‘magic mushrooms’
As Denver voters went to the polls on Tuesday for a mayoral election, they were also asked to decide whether to decriminalize possession of psilocybin, the hallucinogenic drug in what is widely known as “magic mushrooms.”
Two students open fire at Colorado school, killing one, wounding seven
Two male students armed with handguns burst into a Denver-area science and technology school and opened fire on Tuesday, killing one classmate and wounding seven others before being taken into custody, law enforcement officials said.
Logging plan for Alaska’s Tongass National Forest challenged in court
Environmentalists in Alaska filed a lawsuit on Tuesday seeking to block a Trump administration plan to open vast swaths of the nation’s largest national forest to logging, nearly a third of it in old-growth timber.
Two students open fire at Colorado school, killing 1, wounding 7 others
Two male students armed with guns burst into a Denver-area science and technology school and opened fire on Tuesday, killing one classmate and wounding seven others before being taken into custody, law enforcement officials said.
Story of U.S. college admissions scandal coming to television
The story of the largest college admissions scam in the United States is making its way to Hollywood.
Two students open fire at Colorado school, wounding 8 schoolmates
Two students armed with guns burst into a Denver-area science and technology school and opened fire on Tuesday, wounding eight of their schoolmates before being taken into custody, law enforcement officials said.
Trump briefs Republican senators on emerging U.S. immigration plan
President Donald Trump and aides on Tuesday briefed a group of Republican senators on a merit-based immigration plan that would let more highly-skilled workers into the United States and fewer low-skilled workers, a senior administration official said….
At least seven students wounded in Colorado school shooting, two suspects in custody
At least seven students were hurt on Tuesday in a shooting at a Denver area school, law enforcement officials said, and two suspects were taken into custody.
