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Jul 25

Senate committee drops subpoena of Manafort in Russia probe

By Chad Day, Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

Manafort won't testify during a public hearing Wednesday after he and the committee reached an agreement to continue negotiating the terms of his cooperation. The person demanded anonymity to discuss the private negotiations.

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Jul 18

Manafort cleared to testify in Russia probe

By Associated Press

California Sen. Dianne Feinstein said Tuesday that special counsel Bob Muller approved testimony of Manafort and Donald Trump Jr.

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Jul 12

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Senate presses Trump's FBI director pick Wray for independence

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FBI director nominee Christopher Wray faced the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday in his confirmation hearing. The former federal prosecutor and defense attorney faced a long list of questions about his independence and allegiance to the law, as well as his…

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Jul 12

Senate Judiciary Committee to question Trump campaign chairman in ongoing Russia probe

By Eric Tucker, Chad Day, Associated Press

The Senate Judiciary Committee plans to question former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and will subpoena him if necessary, according to the panel's Republican chairman, Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa.

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Jul 12

Read FBI director nominee Chris Wray's opening statement

By Joshua Barajas

President Donald Trump's pick for the FBI said in prepared remarks at as his confirmation hearing that his loyalty is to the U.S. Constitution and the law.

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May 08

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Former DOJ official explains why the Michael Flynn controversy is 'incredibly unusual'

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Former Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Carlin joins Judy Woodruff to discuss congressional testimonies by former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates and the ongoing investigation into Russia's interference in November's…

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May 03

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News Wrap: Comey defends his impartiality on Clinton, Trump probes

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In our news wrap Wednesday, FBI Director James Comey spent hours before the Senate Judiciary Committee, rejecting criticism that he's mishandled investigations of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Also, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a compromise bill to fund…

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Feb 01

WATCH: Senate Judiciary Committee votes to approve Sessions for Attorney General

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The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote Wednesday to confirm Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., as attorney general.

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Aug 23

Congress scolds pharmaceutical company's price hike on EpiPens

By Ed Silverman, STAT

Mylan has raised the list price of EpiPens more than 450 percent since 2004, after adjusting for inflation, according to Elsevier’s Gold Standard Drug Database. A pack of two EpiPens cost about $100 in today’s dollars in 2004, but the…

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Feb 17

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What's going to happen when Obama nominates a new justice? Top senators weigh in

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Justice Antonin Scalia’s death has unleashed a contentious political battle over the future of the Supreme Court. While President Obama has made clear he will nominate a candidate, most Senate Republicans say he shouldn't. Judy Woodruff talks to the two…

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