Sessions’ Explanation for Dodging Some Questions Raises Red Flags
Attorney General Jeff Sessions often refused to answer questions from lawmakers on Tuesday, claiming that he does not have to disclose private deliberations involving the president.
June 14, 2017
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Congressional Democrats to Sue Trump over Foreign Payments to His Businesses
Nearly 200 Democratic member of Congress are planning to file a federal lawsuit today accusing President Trump of violating the Constitution by accepting money from foreign governments for his business empire.
Comey’s Friend Turns Over Ex-FBI Director’s Memos to Bureau
Former FBI Director James Comey’s potentially explosive memos about his encounters with President Trump are now in the hands of the bureau.
Trump Interviewed Mueller for FBI Director Job Before Special Counsel Appointment
President Trump met with former FBI Director Robert Mueller to ask if he’d want to become the bureau’s top boss again, just a day or two before Mueller was appointed special counsel over the investigation into Russia meddling with the presidential election.
Deputy AG: No Plans to Fire Special Counsel Robert Mueller
The deputy U.S. attorney general assured Congress on Tuesday that special counsel Robert Mueller would have “the full degree of independence” to investigate allegations of Russia interfering in the presidential election.