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Pelosi and Dissident Democrats Reach Deal to Limit Her Speakership to 4 Years
The agreement, which if adopted by House Democrats would also bind the party’s other two top leaders, almost certainly clears the way for Nancy Pelosi to be elected speaker next month.
3 People Are Rescued After Days in Abandoned Coal Mine in West Virginia
Family members feared they were running out of time, but rescue teams found them all alive on Wednesday evening.
Slow Police Response and Chaos Contributed to Parkland Massacre, Report Finds
A state commission investigating the massacre at Stoneman Douglas High found that several sheriff’s deputies who raced to the school and heard gunshots stayed outside the building.
Voices That Resonate on Criminal Justice Know About Life Behind Bars
With the Senate preparing to vote on a major bill, former prisoners and relatives of inmates got a crash course in lobbying and took their stories to the Capitol.
SpaceX May Be New Barrier for Trump’s Border Wall
A planned stretch of wall in Texas may be the first to be built under President Trump. It’s likely to be opposed by landowners, including a wildlife refuge — and possibly SpaceX.