Netanyahu visits the White House Two weeks before key Israeli elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives
Monday for
a two-day visit with President Trump, who enjoys sky-high approval ratings in Israel. Netanyahu will also attend
the annual conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or
AIPAC, in Washington.
Suspect in Jayme Closs' kidnapping plans to enter a plea The man accused of killing the Wisconsin teenager's parents and holding the girl captive for 88 days is due
Wednesday in court. Jake Patterson
reportedly wrote from jail that he's sorry and intends to plead guilty so the girl and her relatives don't have to "worry about a trial."
Russia is the talk of the Hill The man at the center of the proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow, Felix Sater,
gets grilled publicly Wednesday by the House Intelligence Committee. Then on
Thursday, the panel dives into "Putin's Playbook," with testimony from a former ambassador and an ex-CIA chief.
American reps talk trade in Beijing A US delegation
is expected in China on
Thursday for two days of negotiations in the ongoing tariff war. The sides
aim to ink a deal next month in the United States.
El Chapo lawyers face a deadline for a new trial Attorneys for
convicted drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman have until
Thursday to seek a new trial. They've said they will, citing a report that jurors broke court rules and followed news coverage of the monthslong proceedings. CNN hasn't confirmed the report.
A giant leap for womankind For the first time, an all-female crew
will conduct a spacewalk Friday at the International Space Station.
Immigration draws Pope Francis' focus As he visits the gateway from North Africa to Europe starting
Saturday, Francis is
due to meet in Morocco with migrants and officials of a key
aid agency. In
criticizing US and European policies, the Pope has said, "You cannot reject people who arrive."
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