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Wednesday, 25 May 2016

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Gov. Terry McAuliffe in Alexandria, Va., on Tuesday. Mr. McAuliffe said he was shocked by reports of an inquiry.
Inquiry Highlights Terry McAuliffe's Ties to Chinese Company

By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE and STEPHANIE SAUL

Prosecutors are scrutinizing the relationship between the Virginia governor and Wang Wenliang, a businessman who has sought ties to America's political elite.
From right, Amanda Nguyen at a news conference with Senator Charles E. Grassley and Cal Walsh in the Capitol on Monday. The sexual assault legislation that passed in the Senate on Tuesday was inspired in part by Ms. Nguyen. Mr. Walsh is the brother of Adam Walsh, a 6-year-old who was abducted and murdered in 1981 and whose name is on the original law.
Advocates Praise Senate Bill on Sexual Assault Victims' Rights

By EMMARIE HUETTEMAN

The legislation, approved unanimously, would give victims the right to have evidence preserved and to be informed of the results of forensic tests.
Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the Republican majority whip, during a news conference this month in Washington. He proposed language easing the regulations on pesticides to help fight the Zika virus, but his measure was defeated.

CONGRESSIONAL MEMO

Political Battles Color Congressional Feud Over Zika Funding

By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN

While Republicans worry about applying tax dollars to abortion or encouraging contraception, Democrats fear a backdoor assault on environmental regulations.
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