The attorney general is scheduled to testify Tuesday in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Maryland, D.C. sue Trump, alleging breach of constitutional oath
Attorneys general for both plaintiffs say the president has broken many promises to keep separate his public duties and private business interests.
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Collins: Comey may have ‘misinterpreted’ Trump over firing
Maine’s Republican senator talks about the fired FBI director’s testimony on CNN’s ‘State of the Union.’
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Trump: U.S. infrastructure will be ‘the envy of the world’
He spent much of the week promoting a vague plan to pay for infrastructure projects with government funds and private investment.
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Comey’s testimony could set new course for congressional committees
While members of both parties want to know more, they defer to Special Counsel Robert Mueller on the question of any charges against the president.
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Comey says he shared notes from talks with Trump in hope of seeing special counsel appointed
In his appearance before the Senate Intelligence Committee, the former FBI director says he took notes because he feared the president ‘might lie’ about their conversations.
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Trump to nominate ex-Justice Department official to lead FBI
Christopher Wray was Gov. Chris Christie’s lawyer during the George Washinbgton Bridge investigation.
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Trump asked intelligence chief to intervene in Flynn investigation, officials say
The account of Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats indicates that the president aimed to enlist top officials to have James Comey curtail the FBI’s Russia probe.
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London mayor doesn’t care about Trump’s insulting tweets
But Sadiq Khan is among many who have asked Prime Minister Theresa May to reconsider her state visit invitation to the U.S. president.
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Government contractor is first person charged in investigation of leaks
Reality Leigh Winner, 25, is accused of giving a top-secret National Security Agency document to a news organization.