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House oversight panel to subpoena Trump appointee over citizenship question on 2020 Census

By Kevin Freking, Associated Press

John Gore, acting assistant attorney general, was scheduled to testify Tuesday as the committee reviewed the Census Bureau's readiness for the 2020 Census. He did not attend the hearing.

Iran says there's a 'short time' to negotiate with countries remaining in nuclear deal after U.S. withdraws

By Associated Press

Iran's president Hassan Rouhani warned his country could start enriching uranium more than ever in the coming weeks.

France, Britain, Germany 'regret' Trump's decision to leave Iran nuclear agreement

By Associated Press

French President Emmanuel Macron tweeted that the "nuclear non-proliferation regime is at stake" because of Trump's announcement Tuesday. Here's how other European nations are reacting.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is en route to North Korea ahead of summit, Trump says

By Associated Press

President Donald Trump said Tuesday afternoon that Pompeo will be arriving in the country shortly and has meetings scheduled.

U.S. will exit nuclear agreement with Iran, Trump says

By Josh Lederman, Catherine Lucey, Associated Press

"Iran's bloody ambitions have only gotten more brazen," President Donald Trump said Tuesday as he announced the U.S. was exiting the Iran nuclear agreement.

Drug distributors missed suspicious opioid sales to West Virginia, lawmakers say

By Alan Fram, Associated Press

The responses by drug executives ranged from apologies to explanations to finger-pointing at the federal Drug Enforcement Administration for not doing enough in its role as overseer of sales of legally controlled substances.

WATCH: Sessions says 'zero-tolerance' policy may split families at border

By Elliot Spagat, Associated Press

A "zero-tolerance" policy toward people who enter the United States illegally may cause families to be separated while parents are prosecuted, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Monday.

Military seeks to limit Congress on addressing child-on-child sexual assaults on bases

By Justin Pritchard, Reese Dunklin, Associated Press

With at least three potential legislative fixes being drafted, military officials have had a clear message during briefings with lawmakers and their staffs: We can handle this on our own.

What New York's skyline can teach kids about math and science

By Larisa Epatko

“By building it themselves, they’ll probably remember it for the rest of their lives," said the Salvadori Center’s executive director Kenn Jones.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to resign amid abuse allegations from 4 women

By Associated Press

His resignation follows an article in The New Yorker that details allegations from four women who said Schneiderman was physically violent while he was romantically involved with them.