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Trump's Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta resigns amid Epstein plea fallout
Acosta resigned in the fallout over a deal he made with Jeffrey Epstein, a sex offender charged with human trafficking girls as young as 14, while Acosta served as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. Press Release Distribution Service
Strengthening Tropical Storm Barry could dump 20 inches of rain on New Orleans, nearing levees' limits
Tropical Storm Barry is on track to hit Louisiana Saturday as a hurricane, but the danger is not from high wind but heavy rain and flooding. Press Release Distribution Service
More store closings coming: An estimated 12,000 shops could close by the end of 2019
Six months into the year, more than 7,000 stores already are slated to close, which is more than all of 2018 closings. Press Release Distribution Service
Lawmakers considering one-week delay in Mueller testimony
Two U.S. House committees are considering a one-week delay for former Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s planned July 17 testimony to allow more time for lawmakers to question him, sources told Reuters on Friday. Press Release Distribution Service