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Trump Organization and Trump family sue Deutsche Bank to prevent it from complying with congressional subpoenas

The lawsuit alleges that the subpoenas "have no legitimate and lawful purpose" and were issued to "cause [Trump] political damage."

Pete Buttigieg was falsely accused of sexual assault in a stunt concocted by conspiracy theorist Jacob Wohl

The alleged plot quickly fell apart.

Vladimir Putin refused a salute from a North Korean general, which Trump controversially accepted

Critics said that Trump's decision to accept a salute from North Korea gave the regime unwarranted respect and legitimacy. Putin did not accept.

75% of Americans disagree with Bernie Sanders' plan to let every US prisoner vote

Roughly 35% of voters support enfranchising current prisoners in some capacity, but most of these people are not willing to go as far as Sanders.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is resigning

Rosenstein will leave the Justice Department on May 11.

Bernie Sanders says Disney should use 'Avengers: Endgame' profits to hike workers' pay

He tweeted that it would be "truly heroic" if Disney hiked rank-and-file workers' pay, and singled out Disney CEO Bob Iger's massive paycheck.

Former US deputy attorney general Yates said if Trump was not president, he would be indicted from details in Mueller report

Former top Justice Department official Sally Yates said on Sunday that if Donald Trump were not president, he would have been indicted.

The White House Correspondents' Dinner didn't have Trump in attendance or a comedian as host, but there were still a few jabs at the president

The host for the evening was historian Ron Chernow, who managed to slip in a few jokes at President Trump's expense.

A top GOP senator warns that Trump's massive trade deal with Canada and Mexico is 'dead' unless the president reverses his tariffs

"If these tariffs aren't lifted, USMCA is dead. There is no appetite in Congress to debate USMCA with these tariffs in place," Grassley said.

Trump wants to charge migrants fleeing violence a fee to claim asylum in the US

The plan is one of a series of hardline measures outlined by the Trump administration to lower the number of migrants crossing the border into the US.

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