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go into effect for later televised gatherings. (Annie Linskey and Michael Scherer) -- Unionized campai

E IN THE NEWS: 1. Tens of thousands of Puerto Rican protesters continue to occupy the blue cobblestone streets of Old San Juan to demand that Gov. Ricardo Rossello resign amid allegations of corruption and the revelation of a scandalous group chat involving his inner circle. The mobilization against the 40-yea

ms (D), who represents Concord, said she was impressed that Kuster, her congresswoman, endorsed an impeachment inquiry. "I didn't know I'd ever see Annie do that because she's so cautious," said McWilliams, 37, a practicing attorney and mother of two, as she waited in line for a selfie with Warren.

nor, hoping to put a stop to continuing street protests. In a tweet, Vazquez said she has no interest in the position and said she hopes the ousted Ricardo Rossello appoints a new secretary of state who can take over instead. (CNN) QUOTE OF THE DAY: "I understand that everything that Donald Trump says is offen

t parts of the country — and drawing big crowds. (Annie Linskey) 4. A key architect of the Trump admini

out $100 million. (Hollywood Reporter) Rossella says he will not run for re-election POWER PLAYERS IN THE NEWS: EFTA00044483 1. Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello, who is facing the threat of impeachment as the streets fill with anger, frustration and impatience, announced last night that he will not seek re

s her campaign abruptly released Sunday evening. Annie Linskey reports: "Her campaign had been asked re

Puerto Rico, protesters shut down a major highway and paralyzed most of San Juan as they continued demanding the EFTA00047248 resignation of Gov. Ricardo Rossello. The Times's Frances Robles and Alejandra Rosa report: "The protest was one of the largest ever seen on the island, as Puerto Ricans streamed into