1. The European Union on Friday imposed tariffs on $3.3 billion worth of U.S. imports in retaliation for President Trump's levies on steel and aluminum. The EU tariffs, most of them set at 25 percent, apply to such products as bourbon, orange juice, peanut butter, and motorcycles. The move was designed in part to "make noise" by targeting politically important states like Kentucky, Florida, and...

WHAT'S HAPPENING: A class-action lawsuit over the treatment of teenage migrants detained in Virginia is adding more pressure for immigration reform.

The shift effectively ends a deal that had more than doubled prices and raised revenues for oil producers, but that drew the ire of President Trump.

The wife of a cop killer who plunged to her death after leaping off the roof of a California nursing home in May did it as an act of suicide, it has emerged.