The 10 essential reads you missed this week

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View in your browser     The 10 essential reads you missed this week You probably didn’t miss President Trump’s first big meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un. But our analysis will help you digest the rest of the week.   Democrats hope Obama is back in the spotlight Democrats want the former president to take a more leading role in the midterm fight and party building in general, reports Amie Parnes.     Five takeaways on the IG’s scathing report on the FBI The report released this week by the Justice Department’s internal watchdog hammered agency leadership. Olivia Beavers and Katie Bo Williams round up some of the findings.     Five things to know about the lawsuit against the Trump Foundation Jacqueline Thomsen breaks down Trump’s latest legal headache - and this one involves his children.     AT&T victory sets stage for wave of new mergers A major merger opposed by the Trump administration was approved this week, and Harper Neidig reports on the consequences.      White House ramps up trade tensions with China After months of threatening to do it, Trump this week imposed additional tariffs against China, reports Vicki Needham and Max Greenwood.     Carving up California a gamble for both parties California voters will vote this November on splitting the state into three, but the plan may be doomed even before voters have a chance to weigh in, reports Reid Wilson.     Hackers targeting Americans traveling to Russia Traveling to Russia for the World Cup? Olivia Beavers interviewed experts who warn that personal device security should be tight.     Immigration fight signals source of power in GOP Republican leadership turned to conservatives to crush a rebellion by Republican centrists this week - sending an unmistakable signal on power in the conference, reports Melanie Zanona and Mike Lillis.     DACA deadline looms with no deal in sight Republicans are still struggling to reach a compromise between protecting “Dreamers” and border security, report Juliegrace Brufke and Mike Lillis.     Five takeaways from Trump's summit with Kim Jong Un Rebecca Kheel writes about what’s next for the U.S. relationship with North Korea, among other results from the landmark political summit.       © Greg Nash: Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort appeared in court Friday. The judge sent him to jail.   Read more from The Hill

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