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The proceedings are closed to the public.

Clinton released a copy of her opening statements in which she denies any connection to Epstein.

Former President Bill Clinton testifies tomorrow after both were threatened with contempt charges.

This afternoon, Secretary Clinton halted the proceeding after learning that Republican Representative Lauren Boebert had leaked a photo of her to a conservative social media influencer on X. House rules bar unauthorized photos during an ongoing deposition.

The panel's Republican chair says it will look into exclusive investigative reporting by NPR that found Epstein files related to President Trump are missing from the public record.

Here's NPR's Sage Miller.

The latest round of talks between the United States and Iran have ended in Geneva, but will resume soon, according to the mediator for the negotiations.

NPR's Jaina Rav has details.

Memorial services for the Reverend Jesse Jackson are being held across the country starting today in Chicago.

Jackson's casket was escorted this morning into the Rainbow Push Coalition headquarters, as heard here through the Associated Press.

Memorial services are also expected to be held in Washington, D.C.

and South Carolina, where he was born.

Jackson died last week at the age of 84.

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President Trump's White House ballroom project can proceed for now.

NPR's Tamara Keith reports a U.S.

district judge denied a preservation group's effort to pause construction.

Walmart says it has agreed to settle deceptive practices claims by the federal government for $100 million.

The Federal Trade Commission and 11 states accused the retail giant of misleading delivery drivers about their pay and tips, causing them to lose tens of millions of dollars worth of earnings.

Burger King employees are about to get an earful from Patty.