House Republicans are breaking early for summer recess to end a fight over releasing information about Jeffrey Epstein.
I think that Americans want to see justice and transparency.
Will the controversy die down on its own?
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President Trump claims President Obama manipulated intelligence about Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
Trump's director of national intelligence has released documents that she says are proof of this claim.
What do those documents actually say?
And Columbia University has suspended or expelled dozens of students
for participating in a pro-Palestinian protest last spring.
The university is still in talks with the Trump administration to try to get its federal research funding restored.
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That's just what's in the news these days.
There's also absolute advantage, aggregate demand.