Posted: 7:09 p.m. EDT Sep 3, 2019
Washington Roundup: Summer's Not Quite Over For (Most Of) Congress
Congress will have a full plate when they return to Washington next week.
Washington Roundup: Summer's Not Quite Over For (Most Of) Congress
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Supreme Court hears debate over charges against Trump, Jan. 6 rioters
Justices will consider whether the charge of obstruction of an official proceeding can be used against those who protested Joe Biden's election win.
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Trump jury selection continues; some prospective jurors dismissed
Over half of the 96 jurors brought in on Monday are no longer in the jury pool. More potential jurors will be questioned Tuesday.
Nikki Haley announces new job after quitting 2024 presidential race
Haley's new gig has some of the same focuses that she pushed during her presidential campaign, particularly in terms of foreign policy.
NASA confirms space junk crashed into Florida home
A piece of debris originating from the International Space Station crashed through two floors of a Florida home in March.
Man's trip overseas ends in sticker shock over $143,000 phone bill
The T-Mobile customer of 30 years said he alerted the carrier of his travel plans, as he always does.
Chiefs' Rashee Rice sued for more than $1M by Dallas car crash victims
Two plaintiffs are seeking damages for injuries they incurred from the crash, which occurred while Rice and a friend were street racing, police said.
