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U.S. acts to release $195M in suspended military aid to Egypt

By Associated Press

The United States has decided to release $195 million in military aid to Egypt after withholding the assistance last year over human rights concerns, the State Department announced Wednesday.

5 overlooked political stories that deserve a second look

By Tess Conciatori

Infowars host Alex Jones' rant against Special Counsel Robert Mueller, a lawsuit against Las Vegas shooting victims and other stories you might have missed.

WATCH: European Union leaders announce path forward on trade

By Ken Thomas, Paul Wiseman, Associated Press

European Union Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says he has made a deal with President Donald Trump to try to ease trade tensions.

Trump hotel ruling could open door to his financial records

By Stephen Braun, Associated Press

The ruling was the first time that a federal judge has interpreted the emoluments clause, which had never been fully tested in an American courtroom.

Trump delays proposed Putin meeting until 2019

By Ken Thomas, Associated Press

President Donald Trump's proposed Washington meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin has been delayed until 2019.

WATCH: Mike Pompeo expected to address Russia at Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is scheduled to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at 3 p.m. ET. Watch live in the player above.

Georgia governor’s matchup sets a battle for the middle

By Bill Barrow, Ben Nadler, Associated Press

ATLANTA — With the Georgia governor's race now set, the contest between Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams becomes a question of which candidate can move beyond their partisan bases to capture the electoral middle in this emerging battleground…

Tears, hugs and help: Church groups assist reunited families

By Nomaan Merchant, Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO — The immigrant parents arrived at Catholic Charities in white vans with their children, their paperwork and almost nothing else.

U.S. marijuana companies go public in Canada

By Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press

PORTLAND, Ore. — Green Thumb Industries had a business plan, expertise and plenty of ambition to grow its marijuana business. What the Chicago-based company didn't have was access to enough capital to make it all happen.