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Conflict of Interest: Mueller wanted to be FBI Director, I said no - Trump
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Impeachment 101: Here's how it would work (if it actually happened)
That leaves Democrats still at odds over how to deal with Trump.
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Robert Mueller resigns as special counsel, addresses Russia report
Special counsel Robert Mueller has revealed the inner workings of his investigation - but his reasoning has only raised questions over his mysterious conclusion.
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Trump Reacts To Robert Mueller’s Statement On Russia Investigation
The president tweeted his response on Wednesday to Mueller’s comments reiterating that “charging the president with a crime” wasn’t an option.
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Avenatti charged with stealing from Stormy Daniels to cover lavish lifestyle
On Twitter, Avenatti denied the charges. “No monies relating to Ms. Daniels were ever misappropriated or mishandled,” he said.
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US House Speaker Pelosi says Trump is engaged in a 'cover up'
Pelosi also urges patience as more Democrats call on House leadership to start impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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White House Blasted by Legal Experts for Blocking Don McGahn Testimony
The White House cited a legal opinion drafted by the Justice Department that stated the former Trump official was immune from being compelled to testify.
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Judge orders Trump accounting firm to hand over records to Congress
In court, Douglas N. Letter, general counsel of the House of Representatives, has charged that the lawsuit would dismiss Congress’s constitutional oversight powers as “a nuisance . . . getting in [Trump’s] way while he’s trying to run the country.”
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Joe Biden beats Trump in 2020 by most secure margins, new poll shows
Mr Biden is the only Democrat in the poll whose lead over Mr Trump is outside the margin of error in the new Fox News poll
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Pelosi Declares Nation Is in a ‘Constitutional Crisis’
Democratic leaders may wait to pair the Judiciary Committee’s contempt recommendations with another, most likely from the Intelligence Committee should its conflict with the Justice Department get to that point.
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10 Years Of Trump’s Tax Information Released By New York Times
10 Years Of Trump’s Tax Information Released By New York Times
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Trump Asserts Executive Privilege Over Full Mueller Reportsserts Executive Privilege Over Full Mueller Report
By asserting executive privilege, the White House is denying Congress access to the evidence gathered during Mueller's investigation. The House Judiciary Committee has issued subpoenas for the materials.
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Treasury denies Democrats' request for Trump tax returns
The White House and the president's attorneys declined to comment on the deadline to turn over Trump's returns.
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Michael Cohen reports to prison after Trump hush-money plea
Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen said Monday that "there still remains much to be told" about the president, as his feud with his ex-boss continues.
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Pelosi fears Trump may borrow page from Democratic playbook by challenging 2020 election legitimacy
Speaker Nancy Pelosi has warned her fellow Democrats that Donald Trump may question the legitimacy of the 2020 election if he loses by a slim margin – a cowardly political tactic not seen since the Democrats lost in 2016.
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Report claims FBI ‘spied on Trump’
Donald Trump has said a story written by The New York Times that the FBI used a woman to spy on the Trump campaign will be “bigger than Watergate”.
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Pelosi: Barr committed a crime by lying to Congress
“Nobody is above the law. Not the president of the United States, and not the attorney general.“
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Barr takes shots at Mueller during tense Senate hearing
The attorney general went on the offensive after it was revealed Mueller twice pushed Barr to release Russia probe summaries.
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William Barr hearing live updates: Mueller frustrated as AG faces lawmakers
Attorney General William Barr said that during a March meeting with special counsel Robert Mueller, Mueller "reiterated several times in a group meeting that he was not saying that but for the OLC [Office of Legal Counsel] opinion he would have found obstruction."
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US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein quits
US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has handed in his resignation to President Donald Trump.
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