Briefly with OZY

Former Vice President Joe Biden is trying to contain a growing

scandal after former Nevada legislator Lucy Flores said he made her feel

“uneasy” at a 2014 event through “inappropriate” physical contact Meanwhile,

following nationwide municipal elections that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

had pitched as a fight for his country’s “survival,” his Justice and Development

Party is facing a major setback.

The Mueller Report is more than 300 pages, but so far, all the world has seen is a four-page summary. Attorney General William Barr says he’ll release the redacted version of the full document by mid-April. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Theresa May could well do it again: Ask Parliament for a fourth vote on her Brexit plan.

Nearly a week after Attorney General William Barr announced that

special counsel Robert Mueller found no evidence of collusion between President

Donald Trump and Russia, his report remains a political flash point. Meanwhile,

British lawmakers will consider only the withdrawal part of Prime Minister

Theresa May’s unpopular Brexit deal.

British Prime Minister Theresa May said yesterday she’d step down

in exchange for parliamentary support for her Brexit plan. Meanwhile, Boeing

outlined a software overhaul yesterday during a meeting at its Washington

factory with more than 200 pilots and airline executives.

Following the Trump administration’s call this week for a federal

court to cancel the Obama-era Affordable Care Act, Democrats are hunkering

down for a fierce political fight. Meanwhile, British lawmakers will consider

alternatives to Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal later today.

After special counsel Robert Mueller’s partial exoneration of

President Donald Trump, both the president and his party are on the offensive.

Meanwhile, Palestinian group Hamas says Egypt helped broker a ceasefire with

Israel after the two sides became embroiled in another round of tit-for-tat fire.

U.S. Attorney General William Barr reported to Congress yesterday

that special counsel Robert Mueller found no evidence that Trump or his

campaign conspired with Russia to secure his 2016 election. Meanwhile, Israeli

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will end his visit to Washington early after at

least six people were wounded this morning when a rocket fired from Gaza struck

a house 15 miles north of Tel Aviv.

Robert Mueller’s Russia probe is over, but what does his final report say? Attorney General William Barr says he’ll brief Congress in the coming days. Meanwhile, New Zealanders have banded together to protect Muslim worshipers a day after mosque attacks killed 50.

European Union leaders agreed yesterday to extend the March 29

deadline for Britain’s withdrawal from the bloc. Meanwhile, President Donald

Trump tweeted yesterday that Washington would officially recognize Israel’s

claims to the disputed Golan Heights.

Less than week after the Christchurch mosque killings, Prime

Minister Jacinda Ardern announced a ban on “military-style” semi-automatic

firearms, assault rifles and high-capacity magazines. Meanwhile, before leaving

for Brussels in a bid to delay her country’s withdrawal from the EU, British Prime

Minister Theresa May warned lawmakers that she’s “not prepared” to push Brexit

beyond the requested June 30 extension.