THE LIST: June 28 Edition

Was a top CIA spy also a mafia hitman?

Hillary Clinton wants a vacation — and also wants to write another book.

Rupert Murdoch can no longer justify his newspapers as a part of regular News Corp.

There are some changes in the healthcare market that will continue even if Obamacare is repealed.

Angela Merkel wants Europe to look more like America (in some ways).

Wait, “Fast and Furious” may not have been a scandal after all.

Bernie Madoff’s brother pleads guilty.

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