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• Woman Mistakenly Held For Week in Jail Loses Job, Separated From Kids
  
  A woman from the Cincinnati, Ohio area lost her job and was separated from her children for a week after she was mistakenly jailed by police, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported over the weekend.
• NYTimes: Actor Tom Arnold Triggered Cohen-Trump Rift
  
  Lawyer Michael Cohen's epic fallout with President Donald Trump was triggered by a meeting last June between actor Tom Arnold and the president's trusted fixer, according to The New York Times.
• NBC News: Navy Investigates Camera in Women's Bathroom
  
  A hidden camera in the women's bathroom of the USS Arlington has prompted a U.S. Navy investigation, according to NBC News.A female Marine discovered the "recording device in a head," which is a military term for a toilet, according to the report. "The command has taken,...
• Ancestry Pulls Slavery-Era Ad After Backlash
  
  Ancestry.com on Friday apologized for an ad that showed a mixed-race couple discussing escaping to the North during the Civil War era.The ad drew widespread criticism on social media for whitewashing slavery, prompting the DNA testing company to remove it from TV and its...
• Pompeo Rebuffs NKorea's Demand to Freeze Him Out
  
  Secretary of State Mike Pompeo rejected calls by North Korea that he be removed from the Trump administration's negotiations with Kim Jong Un's regime...
• Report: DHS Considers Classifying Fentanyl as WMD
  
  The Department of Homeland Security is considering a proposal to label fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction, according to Task & Purpose, a military news outlet.
• Report: Immigration Fuels Growth in 10 Percent of US
  
  Bolstering communities amid a birth rate decline, about one in 10 U.S. counties grew last year because of immigration, according to The Wall Street Journal.
• James McCord, Watergate Burglar, Died Two Years Ago
  
  One of President Richard Nixon's men arrested at the Watergate complex in 1972, the death two years ago of James W. McCord, was kept entirely out of the press, website Kennedys and King reported.
• AOC Will Join House Dems' Impeachment Resolution
  
  An impeachment resolution aimed at President Donald Trump following the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report will be signed by freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y.
• George Conway: Trump 'Cancer' on Presidency
  
  In a scathing opinion piece for The Washington Post, lawyer George Conway charged President Donald Trump is a "cancer" on the office, and Congress should "excise" it.
• Trump: 'I Could Have Fired Everyone, Including Mueller'
  
  President Donald Trump claimed to have held back on firing special counsel Robert Mueller during the Russia probe, going off on Twitter on Thursday night.
• HarrisX: Americans Say They Paid More or Same Taxes
  
  Despite a "tremendous" tax break promised by President Donald Trump, 68% of Americans say they paid the same amount or more in federal taxes for 2018 as they did the previous year, according to a new Hill-HarrisX survey released Thursday.
• HUD Seeks to Block Illegals Getting Housing Subsidies
  
  By strengthening checks around federally subsidized housing, the Trump administration wants to crack down on illegal immigrants using government services, according to The Washington Post.
• Judge Upholds New York City's Mandatory Measles Vaccination Order
  
  A Brooklyn judge on Thursday ruled against a group of parents who challenged New York City's recently imposed mandatory measles vaccination order, rejecting their arguments that the city's public health authority exceeded its authority. In a six-page decision rendered hours...
• Politico: No Comfort in Mueller Report for Hillary Allies
  
  Veterans of Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign take no comfort in the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election.
• Jerome Corsi to Newsmax TV: 'Abusive' Mueller Team Won't Charge Me
  
  The Mueller report released Thursday shows no legal action will be taken against him, according to Jerome Corsi, an associate of former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone who was caught up in the Russia investigation, on Newsmax TV's "Newsmax Now."
• Alan Dershowitz to Newsmax TV: Report Unfair to Trump
  
  The Mueller report is unfair to President Donald Trump, who was found not to have committed a crime, according to attorney Alan Dershowitz on Newsmax TV's "Newsmax Now."
• In First, New York Caps Climate Emissions from Buildings
  
  New York's skyline is getting a green makeover under a bill adopted on Thursday that imposes massive cuts to the planet-warming greenhouse gases the city's high rises and other large buildings emit. If signed into law by the mayor of the United States' largest city, the...
• Doug Schoen: Only US Can Stave Off Global 'Collapse'
  
  Douglas E. Schoen's singular focus throughout his storied career as a pollster, pundit, and writer has been how best to protect, preserve, and promote the unique American experiment.
• Dean: Mueller Report 'More Damning' Than Watergate
  
  Special counsel Robert Mueller's report was "more damning" to President Donald Trump than the Watergate report was to former President Richard Nixon, former White House counsel John Dean claimed on CNN on Thursday.
• Study: Doctors Predict Obesity, BMI Using Genetic Score
  
  Doctors can assign a risk score that can accurately predict the body mass index, obesity risk, and overall risk of disease using genes, a new study determined, according to The Wall Street Journal.
• Trump Critic Conway Trolls Trump on Mueller Findings
  
  Over some findings of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia report, George Conway, lobbed Twitter torpedoes at his frequent target, President Donald Trump.
• Kerik to Newsmax TV: Out Perps Who Targeted Trump
  
  The people who kickstarted the Russia investigation to make President Donald Trump a "political target" should be discovered, according to former NYPD commissioner Bernie Kerik on Newsmax TV.
• America's 1st Female Astronaut Candidate, Jerrie Cobb, Dies
  
  America's first female astronaut candidate, pilot Jerrie Cobb, who pushed for equality in space but never reached its heights, has died.Cobb died in Florida at age 88 on March 18 following a brief illness. News of her death came Thursday from journalist Miles O'Brien,...
• Rove: Dems Will Continue to 'Hammer' Obstruction Claim
  
  Democrats still have "fodder" to "continue to hammer" President Donald Trump after the release of the Mueller report, according to GOP political consultant Karl Rove on Thursday.

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