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This as the Justice Department now says it's taking a look at whether it improperly withheld documents from the Epstein files

involving a woman's uncooperated accusations about being sexually abused by President Trump when she was a minor.

This after NPR reported the records were not among those released to the public.

Committee Chair James Comer says mistakes can happen.

Former President Bill Clinton testifies tomorrow neither he nor Hillary are accused of wrongdoing.

The Trump administration is pausing some Medicaid funding to Minnesota over fraud concerns.

Minnesota Public Radio's Matt Sepik has more.

And Matt Sepik from Minnesota Public Radio reporting.

This comes after allegations of fraud involving daycare centers run by Somali residents in Minneapolis, which prompted President Trump to launch a massive immigration crackdown in the state, resulting in protests and the deaths of two U.S.

citizens shot and killed by immigration officers.

ICE officers won't be patrolling voting locations during this year's midterm elections.

That's according to a senior official with the Department of Homeland Security who made the promise yesterday while speaking with some of the nation's top election officials.

NPR's Miles Parks has more.

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First-time claims for unemployment benefits rose slightly last week as layoffs remain at historically healthy levels.

The Labor Department says jobless claims rose 4,000 to a seasonally adjusted 212,000.

That's in line with economists' expectations.

Well, many economists don't expect to see big changes in prices at the grocery store after the Supreme Court struck down President Trump's sweeping tariffs last week.

That's because the administration has many tools to keep tariffs in place, as NPR's James Dubeck reports.

A mama bear and her triplet cubs were caught on camera, all cozy, underneath a cabin in Lake Tahoe, California.