Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell is resigning after multiple women accused him of sexual assault and misconduct.
I've certainly made mistakes in judgment in my past.
One week ago, he was a frontrunner for California governor.
Now he's out of the race and out of a job.
I'm Ian Martinez.
That is Michelle Martin.
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Neither the U.S. Nor Iran are letting ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
The blockade has sent oil prices surging again, and the world is feeling it.
What are the prospects of another round of negotiations?
And President Trump is feuding with the first American-born pope for opposing the war with Iran.
He attacked Pope Leo the way he attacks political opponents, calling him weak on crime.
The pope responded by saying he is not a politician and that he has no fear of the Trump administration.
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