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Former President Bill Clinton's testifying before members of the U.S.

House Committee investigating cases related to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and charges related to the abuse of women and children before the financier's 2019 death in jail.

Clinton says that in his associations, he saw nothing and did nothing wrong.

The proceedings are closed.

At one point, committee chair James Comer emerged from the hearing to highlight Clinton's responses, including this.

Ranking member Robert Garcia also addressed reporters today.

Both Clinton and Trump say they had no knowledge of Epstein's crimes.

Earlier today, Trump said he liked Bill Clinton and did not like to see him deposed.

Open AI is wading into the fight between its rival, Anthropic, and the Pentagon over military use of artificial intelligence.

NPR's Shannon Bond reports the Trump administration has given Anthropic a deadline this afternoon to drop restrictions on how its AI model can be used on classified systems.

Stocks tumbled today after a hotter-than-expected report on wholesale inflation.

Here's NPR's Scott Horsley.

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A group of congressional Democrats says the U.S.

military used a laser to shoot down a Customs and Border Protection drone.

The FAA closed an area around Fort Hancock about 50 miles from El Paso.

No commercial flights were affected.

Some popular cereals will no longer be available at Target when summer hits.

The retail giant says it has been phasing out cereals containing synthetic colors for a few years.