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“When he found out that I – you know, that there may be tapes out there, whether it’s governmental tapes or anything else and who knows, I think his story may have changed,” Trump said in a Fox News interview that aired Friday. His admission Thursday that there are no tapes risks exposing him to fresh legal jeopardy and weakens his credibility in the eyes of investigators probing ties between his associates and Russia.

Killing Obamacare might save it–for a while. Insurance companies lost money selling policies in the individual market last year, as premiums from the healthy weren’t enough to cover costs of the sick. The bill Senate Republicans hope will repeal Obamacare includes money to help struggling insurers: $50 billion in the next four years, more than enough to cover losses. The GOP had fought provisions in the original law intended to stabilize the individual market.

The Saudi-led alliance that cut off Qatar over its foreign policy and alleged support for Islamists has drawn up a list of 13 demands to end the three-week-old crisis in the Gulf. Among the demands: close Al-Jazeera and its affiliates, and isolate Iran.

Target has begun removing Hampton Creek's products from stores. A Target spokeswoman said the company received allegations of food safety concerns as well as accusations of manipulation and adulteration of the products. Hampton Creek’s business with Target is worth $5.5 million per year and is about a third of its retail businesses.

The woman behind Trump's empire of swag is about to ship the millionth MAGA cap. Virtually every Trump-sanctioned hat, yard sign, button, or T-shirt in circulation has passed through Christl Mahfouz’s facility. The red "Make America Great Again" hat, still the best-seller, costs $25 in the official Donald J. Trump online store. Keeping an online shop active between elections is crucial these days.

We still have no clue what Brexit means. Few really expected one year ago that the U.K. would vote to leave the European Union. Today, talks are barely under way, with a seriously weakened prime minister. That has some hoping the U.K. could still change its mind about the whole thing. Here's what Brexit watchers expect now.

The five-star hotel brand will launch three small, ultra-luxury ships with laid-back itineraries and spacious, open-concept design schemes that flip the traditional cruise experience on its head. The maiden vessel will pull out of the shipyard late in 2019, and it'll be the first time a hotel company hits the high seas.