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• America's two most powerful leaders will come face-to-face again Wednesday in a twist of a test of wills that has momentous implications for the nation's future
  Everything in Washington comes down to this: It's House Speaker Nancy Pelosi vs. President Donald Trump.
  
  
• Tillerson quietly meets with lawmakers for 7 hours to talk Trump
  The former secretary of state quietly met with the top Democrat and Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee Tuesday for an interview about his time in the Trump administration, a congressional aide confirmed to CNN.
  
  
• Tillerson says Trump was 'pretty undisciplined'
  Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson opened up about his working relationship with Donald Trump during an event in Houston.
  
  
• Justice Dept. makes offer to House committee over Mueller report
  The Justice Department is trying to stave off an "enforcement action" against Attorney General William Barr this week, making a rare offer to have the House Intelligence Committee review materials from special counsel Robert Mueller's report if House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff agrees to back down.
  
  
• Nadler is feeling the heat on impeachment
  Pressure is mounting for House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler to launch impeachment proceedings, but the New York Democrat is weighing dueling loyalties to eager members and to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has urged her caucus to stay the course on investigations and ignore the growing chorus for what would become a bitterly divisive process.
  
  
• Constituents react to Amash's call for impeachment
  Voters in Rep. Justin Amash's (R-Mich.) district respond after the congressman tweeted out that President Trump has engaged in "impeachable conduct."
  
  
• Opinion: Trump's argument to block McGahn testimony is nuts
  On Monday, President Donald Trump launched a long-shot effort to prevent the public from hearing live testimony from former White House Counsel Don McGahn -- the man who, perhaps more than any other, can bring to life Trump's most flagrant alleged acts of obstruction of justice.
  
  
• Analysis: What's Robert Mueller afraid of?
  The news Tuesday that special counsel Robert Mueller's team isn't sure whether he should testify in front of Congress about his nearly two-year long investigation into Russia interference in the 2016 election is a very big deal.
  
  
• Six takeaways from Beto O'Rourke's CNN town hall
  Beto O'Rourke has taken questions from the crowds at nearly all of his more than 150 events as a presidential candidate -- and in his CNN town hall Tuesday night, it showed.
  
  
• A 'fool of low IQ': North Korea derides US presidential candidate Joe Biden
  North Korean state media has launched a stinging attack on the former United States vice president and current presidential candidate, Joe Biden, mocking him as a "fool of low IQ."
  
  
• CNN projects GOP state Rep. Fred Keller wins Pennsylvania congressional special election
  Republican state Rep. Fred Keller will beat Democrat Marc Friedenberg to win Pennsylvania's 12th Congressional District seat in a special election Tuesday night, CNN projects.
  
  
• Analysis: Trump on defense after court ruling
  The judicial branch just delivered a sharp jab to the chin of President Donald Trump, in a foreboding omen for his strategy for thwarting investigations that threaten his presidency.
  
  
• Trump attorneys appeal ruling ordering accounting firm to hand over records
  President Donald Trump's attorneys are appealing a ruling by a federal judge ordering an accounting firm to comply with a congressional subpoena, acting fast on the one-week window until the firm turns over Trump's personal, business and charity financial records and communications to House Democrats.
  
  
• Washington Post: IRS draft memo says it must turn over tax returns if Congress asks unless executive privilege invoked
  A draft confidential memo from the Internal Revenue Service last fall determined that tax returns must be surrendered to Congress unless the president opts to invoke executive privilege, The Washington Post reported.
  
  
• Ocasio-Cortez responds to Pelosi's impeachment approach
  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is facing pressure from within her own party to take a more aggressive strategy toward impeaching President Donald Trump.
  
  
• Nevada bill giving electoral votes to popular-vote winner heads to governor's desk
  Nevada will send legislation to the governor's desk that would give the state's Electoral College votes to the winner of the popular vote -- and could become the 15th state to do so.
  
  
• Lemon bewildered by Carson's 'Oreo' testimony
  CNN's Don Lemon reacts to Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee.
  
  
• Ex-employer: Fired lunchroom worker hadn't charged student for 3 months
  A lunchroom worker in New Hampshire who said she was fired for allowing a student to take food without paying hadn't been charging the student for anything for several months, her former employer said.
  
  
• Ice-T says he almost shot an Amazon delivery driver who was 'creeping up to my crib'
  Ice-T had some strong suggestions for Amazon Tuesday.
  
  
• Ex-WWE star Ashley Massaro's brain could be donated to research
  Ex-WWE star and "Survivor" contestant Ashley Massaro might have her brain donated to the study of CTE in professional wrestlers.
  
  
• Storm brings flooding and 132 reports of tornadoes in central US
  A powerful spring storm unleashed a mix of drenching rain, flash flooding and hail in the central United States -- along with more than 130 reports of tornadoes in five days.
  
  
• Images of severe weather in the Midwest
  Oklahoma and Texas were battered by baseball-size hail, thunderstorms and 14 tornadoes that pounded homes and businesses.
  
  
• US intercepts Russian bombers off Alaska
  
  
  
• Wildfires force nearly 5,000 Canadians out of their homes
  Nearly 5,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in northern Alberta, Canada to escape a monstrous blaze that has reached 200,000 acres, the province's government said Tuesday.
  
  
• A flamingo in an Illinois zoo had to be euthanized after kid threw a rock at it
  A Miller Park Zoo flamingo was euthanized Monday after an elementary school student threw a rock inside the animal's exhibit.
  
  
• Baby fights for life after mother's murder
  A baby is in grave condition in a Chicago hospital after police say his mother, Marlen Ochoa-Lopez, was murdered and he was cut from her womb.
  
  
• World leader's not-so-subtle message to Trump
  As President Trump and senior Iranian officials trade tense exchanges, CNN's Frederik Pleitgen spoke to Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif about what he called "economic warfare" targeting Iran and the fragile relationship that exists with the US.
  
  
• 'NCIS' season finale featured a huge surprise guest star
  This article contains spoilers about the season finale of "NCIS."
  
  
• RV driver led police on a wild chase, as dogs tried to leap out of the vehicle
  A suspect who led California Highway Patrol officers on a wild high-speed chase through the San Fernando Valley Tuesday evening has been arrested.
  
  
• NFL team is desperate to escape $84 million trap
  
  
  
• Ellen DeGeneres announces the fate of show
  "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" isn't going away -- at least through 2022.
  
  
• Police cruiser clobbered by speeding train
  A police cruiser was struck by an oncoming train when a Texas sheriff's deputy drove around a lowered crossing arm.
  
  
• Chef Jamie Oliver's restaurant chain collapses
  Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's restaurant empire in the United Kingdom is on the brink of collapse.
  
  
• Operating rooms test positive for mold at Seattle Children's Hospital
  Several operating rooms have been shut down in a Washington children's hospital because of mold.
  
  
• 'Toy Story 4' trailer reveals new character
  Pixar Animation released the trailer for 'Toy Story 4' which is set to come out in June.
  
  
• 'Incredibly sloppy': Yiddish translation of New York's measles message riddled with errors
  Late last year, officials at the New York State Department of Health knew they had to act fast to stem the tide of a growing measles outbreak in ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities.
  
  
• Rare black rhinoceros born in Chicago zoo
  After a long wait, a healthy eastern black rhino was born in Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo.
  
  
• To many in the West, global tech giant Huawei invokes an air of mystery. We explore three of its sprawling campuses.
  
  
  
• Why Huawei could be first big casualty of US-China trade war
  
  
  
• Maine lobster industry devastated by trade war
  In the mist of a trade war, China imposed high tariffs on various imports, hitting the lobster industry in Maine hard. CNN's Miguel Marquez reports.
  
  
• Analysis: China's latest trade war card might not be that strong
  Chinese President Xi Jinping's actions this week have been rich with symbolism.
  
  
• Women have abortions for many reasons aside from rape and incest. Here are a few
  The reasons why women get abortions are varied and personal. For some, it was because they were victims of rape or incest. Some were in abusive relationships and others weren't ready to be mothers.
  
  
• TV show producers cancel plans to scout for filming locations in Georgia because of abortion law
  Executive producers for a new television show have decided not to scout for filming locations in Georgia because of the signing of the controversial "heartbeat bill."
  
  
• Gloria Allred says she had a back-alley abortion after she was raped at gunpoint
  Women's rights laywer Gloria Allred is opening up about an abortion she had in the 1960s after she was raped at gunpoint in Mexico.
  
  
• George R.R. Martin (sort of) reveals whether 'Game of Thrones' books will end like the show
  George RR Martin has spoken. And like everyone else who loves "Game of Thrones," the author of the "A Song of Ice and Fire" books is in his feelings about the show ending. But he also has lots of news to share!
  
  
• 'Pulp Fiction': 25 fun facts in honor of the film's 25th anniversary
  Quoting Ezekiel 25:17 from "Pulp Fiction" will likely get you laughed out of Sunday school class.
  
  
• Soldier surprises daughter at graduation
  A Florida high school senior was reunited with her father who was deployed in South Korea with the US army.
  
  
• Teen is about to graduate from high school — and Harvard
  Braxton Moral walked across the stage Sunday at his high school in Ulysses, Kansas, as a newly-minted graduate.
  
  
• Does it still make sense to invest for the long-haul?
  Should I still invest for the long-haul like Warren Buffett?
  
  
• Why selling in May and going away is a silly thing to do
  Should I really sell stocks in May and go away like that old Wall Street saying suggests?