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Schiff suggests Justice Department could reopen Trump hush-money probe once president is out of office

The Intelligence Committee chairman said he assumes the case "will be reopened when he leaves office ... and the Justice Department will have to weigh whether to indict the former president."

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Nadler says Mueller report shows Trump 'is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors'

The House Judiciary chairman and Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff previewed former special counsel Robert Mueller's congressional testimony, set for Wednesday.

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Stephen Miller 'couldn't disagree more' with charge Trump is stoking racial divisions

In "a color blind society," he said, "you can criticize immigration policy, you can criticize people's views, you can ask questions about where they're born and not have it be seen as racial."

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'Weak,' 'insecure,' incapable of 'loving our country': Trump blasts 'Squad' after slamming news report

Trump's top aides didn't think he fully understood what he'd done in posting racist rhetoric about the four congresswoman, The Washington Post reported.

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Audio reveals confrontation between British navy and Iran over seized tanker

U.K. forces warned Iran it was violating international maritime law by seizing the British-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero on Friday.

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O'Rourke's campaign is cratering. But he's got a plan to bring back 'Betomania.'

The Texas Democrat spoke to NBC News about why it's too early to count him out.

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Good news for big cats: Jaguars to make a comeback in Argentina

The project could one day be reproduced in the southern United States, where the cats roamed until the 20th century.

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Bolton travels to Japan, South Korea amid heated trade dispute between U.S. allies

President Donald Trump on Friday offered his help to ease tensions in the political and economic dispute between the United States' two biggest allies in Asia.

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César Pelli dies aged 92

César Pelli, known as the architect who designed some of the world's best-known buildings, has died aged 92.

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American woman and Australian boyfriend found dead along highway in Canada

Chynna Deese and Lucas Fowler were on a road trip visiting national parks in Canada when they were killed, Deese's brother said.

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Latino votes could swing the Democratic primary. And the candidates know it.

For the first time, Latino elected officials and voters are getting a real full-court press from presidential hopefuls — because they might pick the nominee.

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Buzz Aldrin says moon landing was chance to prove 'America's can-do spirit'

"Looking back, landing on the moon wasn't just our job, it was a historic opportunity,"Aldrin tweeted on the 50th anniversary of the day he and Neil Armstrong landed on the moon.

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Babies at the races in New York City

The record heat has forced New York City to cancel the annual city triathlon, but the babies were off to the races Friday (July 19) in the annual Diaper Derby.

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Vatican recovers bones as bid to solve mystery of missing girl goes on

The remains were first discovered last week in the search for Emanuela Orlandi, a 15-year-old who disappeared after a music lesson.

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NBC News poll of the South: Voters' support for Trump grows, residents see race relations improving

The survey also measured support for Democratic presidential candidates.

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Trump admin weighs tightening restrictions on Iran's nuclear work

A key plank of the 2015 nuclear accord let Iran keep a limited civilian nuclear program. Scrapping it could trigger the final collapse of the JCPOA deal.

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The U.S. is eager to end its longest war. Is the Taliban ready to change?

"We told the Americans at the beginning of the war, it's not a picnic," said Sohail Shaheen, a senior Taliban spokesman.

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Trump rebuffs Tehran's claim that U.S. did not destroy Iranian drone

"No doubt about it," Trump said on Friday.

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British oil tanker seized by Iranian forces and being guided into the Strait of Hormuz

Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed in a statement that the tanker was seized for "violating international regulations."

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U.S. spy chief creates a new head of election security for intelligence agencies

DNI Dan Coats announced Friday he has appointed a career official, Shelby Pierson, to serve as the first intelligence community election threats executive.

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How Trump could lose by 5 million votes and still win in 2020

Analysis: The nation's two most populous states, California and Texas, are at the heart of Democrats' geography problem.

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On Instagram, counterfeit cash is for sale — and a short search away

Instagram has struggled to crack down on the sellers of counterfeit goods, who use the platform's photo-focused network to show off their wares.

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Video shows man climb down building during fire in Philadelphia

Footage from a television station's helicopter has captured a man climbing down a tall building during a fire.