There will be as many acting secretaries as women in the Cabinet.
-- Baylor defeated Notre Dame 82-81 to seize the NCAA women’s championship title.: “Defending champion Notre Dame tested the Bears as they had rarely been tested this season, rebounding from a 14-point deficit in the second half to tie the score with 16 seconds to play. But a driving layup from 2014 All-Met Player of the Year Chloe Jackson put Baylor up two, and Arike Ogunbowale, the breakout star of last year’s Final Four, missed a free throw with a second remaining.
The new timeline, which extends the airline’s earlier projection for canceled flights by more than a month, comes days after Boeing and the FAA said the company would need more time to update the flight control system suspected of being involved in two recent plane crashes. The decision came 10 days after Rockland County leaders decided to fight a measles outbreak by telling parents to keep their unvaccinated children at home.
Caroline Kennedy, the foundation’s honorary president, said Pelosi would be recognized at a ceremony next month. Newsom, who has said he’s not running for the White House in 2020, said he chose to visit the Central American country to better understand the “diverse cultures” of California, which is home to nearly 680,000 Salvadoran immigrants.
The female snake, which contained 73 developing eggs, was the largest python ever captured in Big Cypress. -- Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said House Democrats will “never” see Trump’s tax returns, abandoning the president’s public promises that he will eventually release them.
: “The Supreme Court has never precisely defined the scope of [the rule]. In its narrowest interpretation, it means that grand-jury subject The point … is that there is no chief of staff in the usual sense. Trump doesn't trust one person as a gatekeeper, per McGahn. He dislikes intermediaries. And no member of staff is empowered because Trump is the hub and he makes the decisions; all the senior aides are spokes.”’ which requires the courts to defer to federal agencies’ ‘reasonable’ interpretations of ambiguous laws. McGahn said Trump's judges will spend 30-40 years unwinding the power of executive agencies.
-- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he plans to annex settlements in the West Bank, and Palestinians have vowed to resist.: “Palestinian Foreign Minister Riad Malki told the Associated Press on Sunday that ‘if Netanyahu wants to declare Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank, then you know he has to face a real problem,’ referring to the fate of the millions of Palestinians who live there. ‘We will stay there,’ Malki said of the West Bank.
-- Sen. Elizabeth Warren , who has put out a slew of policy proposals since announcing her presidential bid, is banking on her governing expertise to attract voters. But her campaign has so far failed to attract the kind of attention and fundraising powering her opponents’ bids.
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