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Roger Stone’s arrest last week for lying to Congress, obstruction and witness tampering didn’t just implicate the longtime political strategist and Donald Trump adviser. It suggests Special Counsel Robert Mueller may be getting closer to the president’s inner circle, as he investigates the possibility that the Trump campaign colluded with the Russian government to influence the 2016 election.

Tucked into page four of the indictment was an intriguing assertion that "a senior Trump Campaign official was directed to contact Stone" to find out more about what emails WikiLeaks was planning to release next. The unnamed campaign official was directed by *someone* — and that someone could be the president himself.

But the next most likely member of Trump's inner circle to become the focus of the Special Counsel's investigation may be Donald Trump Jr., who, as a top adviser to the campaign, was involved in a number of meetings and projects that have come under scrutiny as part of the Mueller probe and multiple congressional investigations.

Congressional investigators are already sounding the alarm that they believe he wasn't entirely honest with them while testifying under oath on the Hill — and if he knowingly lied to lawmakers, that would constitute a felony. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat and member of the Judiciary Committee, told reporters that he wanted a number of individuals to return to Capitol Hill for another round of testimony, to clarify inconsistencies, including Trump Jr.

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The longest government shutdown in U.S. history cost the economy $11 billion dollars, according to a report yesterday from the Congressional Budget Office — and the agency expects $3 billion of that won’t ever be recovered, even after workers cash their back pay.

This is what it looks like to come back from a 35 day unpaid forced vacation.

Jessica Rosenworcel is one of 4 commissioners of the Federal Communications Commission. She and her fellow commissioners, including Chairman Ajit Pai, oversee the agency. Rosenworcel let VICE News document the first day back at work for her staff and other employees at the agency.

The FCC has just over 1,400 employees and most of them were deemed “non-essential” during the shutdown. During the shutdown, The FCC was able to continue it’s planned 28 GHz spectrum auction, but they were not able to take on many of their regulatory functions.

FCC staff will get back pay for the time they were furloughed, but government contract workers like FCC cafeteria employees will not.

One contract worker we spoke to said he had seven bounced checks during the shutdown. “One check charged $35 [in overdraft fees]. Seven charged $210,” Kevin Lee told VICE News.

Another employee, who works at the cafeteria with her husband, said she only ate ramen noodles during the shutdown.

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While addressing Indian-American diaspora, PM Narendra Modi said, 'We are witnessing the creation of history and new chemistry here. Saying that Texas is known for its grandeur, the PM says energy in the NRG (stadium) is a testimony to US-India synergy.'

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