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that Lewandowski said that in June 2017, Trump instructed him to tell Sessions to curtail the Mueller investigation, and that Lewandowski did not follow through.While being questioned by Barry Berke, a lawyer for the Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee, Lewandowski was shown a video of the interview. He said the clip "can be interpreted any way you'd like.""I have no obligation to be honest with the media," he told the panel.It is not a crime to lie on television, but it is illegal to lie or omit information during an interview with federal agents as part of a criminal investigation. Lewandowski sought to clarify that he had not lied to Mueller's investigators."So you're admitting that on national television you were lying there?" Berke asked."What I'm saying is, they have been inaccurate on many occasions and perhaps I was inaccurate that time," Lewandowski replied.Lewandowski also said he is a "truth teller" whenever he stands before Congress or takes an oath.Several major players in Trump's orbit have been caught lying to investigators and faced criminal charges. This includes former Trump campaign official Rick Gates, former White House national security adviser Michael Flynn and former campaign adviser George Papadopoulos. 1254

Sunday's unrest at the San Ysidro crossing marked an escalation of tensions that have been mounting since groups of Central American migrants began arriving in Tijuana a few weeks ago on their journey to attempt entry into the United States.The migrants' presence has drawn demonstrators -- for and against them -- and threats from President Trump to close the US-Mexico border.Department of Homeland Security spokesman Tyler Houlton said Tuesday that CBP had arrested 42 people Sunday for illegally crossing the border, revising a higher figure the agency had previously released due to what Houlton said was confusion "in the heat of the moment."The majority of people arrested were adult males, Houlton said.Tijuana police said they arrested 39 people on the Mexican side.Mexico's Interior Ministry said Monday that 98 migrants would be deported following the incident.It was not clear from the ministry's statement how many of the migrants were among those arrested on Sunday or when the deportations would take place. 1022

Some classics made the cut, including "dad joke" and "tallboy" as a reference to a can of beer. But one word in particular drew the attention of social media users: they.The word "they" isn't a new word itself, obviously, but Merriam-Webster now includes 255

Students who survived the shooting laid into President Donald Trump after he seemed to blame the FBI's failure to follow up on a report about the school shooter on the agency's attention and resources on the Russia investigation. 229

Such droplets turn into sulfuric acid, and have the corrosive properties of diluted battery acid.The amount of acid rain depends on the concentration of sulfur dioxide in the air, Guy said."However, there is great uncertainty at this point how ... big a risk acid rain is at this time," he said. "There will be greater certainty in the coming days"But he emphasized that while the effects of the acid rain on the skin are unclear, it's been known to damage metal objects."When atmospheric moisture is abundant, these droplets combine with it and fall as acid rain, damaging plants and accelerating the rusting of metal objects such as cars, industrial and farm equipment, and building components," the USGS said.Acid rain can also affect rooftop rainwater-catchment systems, which Hawaii residents use for drinking water."In 1988, the drinking water of nearly 40% of homes using such systems in the Kona Districts of the island was found to be contaminated with lead leached by acid rain," the USGS said. "Tests confirmed that the blood of some residents of these homes had elevated lead levels." 1096

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