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Trump Pardons 15, Including Two Charged In Russia Probe
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a wave of pardons including two for men who pleaded guilty in Robert Mueller's investigation and also to Republican allies who once served in Congress and military contractors involved in the deadly shooting of Iraqi civilians.
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House Investigating Whether Donald Trump Lied In US Russia Probe
The U.S. House of Representatives is looking into whether President Donald Trump lied in his written testimony for Special Counsel Robert Mueller's federal investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, a House lawyer said on Monday.
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Donald Trump Says Will "Strongly Consider" Testifying In Impeachment Probe
President Donald Trump said Monday he is "strongly" considering accepting a challenge from opposition Democrats to testify in his own impeachment investigation.
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White House In Huddle As New Order Hastens Trump Impeachment Inquiry
Donald Trump's White House officials are privately conceding they are losing the messaging battle against Democrats in the month-old, rapidly moving impeachment inquiry against the US President and have scrambled to create an impeachment war room that huddles together at 10 am almost everyday to figure out an on-the-go communications strategy again...
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Australian PM Confirms Trump Asked For Help Investigating Mueller Probe
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed that US President Donald Trump asked him to help gather information for an inquiry into Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Trump Calls Robert Mueller Hearing National "Embarrassment"
President Donald Trump on Wednesday described Robert Mueller's testimony to Congress on the Russia probe as an "embarrassment" to the nation, mocking his Democratic rivals for asking the former special counsel to appear on Capitol Hill.
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Robert Mueller Says "No," Trump Was Not Exonerated In Poll Meddling Probe
Robert Mueller said Wednesday he did not exonerate Donald Trump in his two-year Russian meddling investigation but also told lawmakers he will not say if the president committed a crime, as he launched into a marathon day of congressional testimony.
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Mueller Probe Shows Evidence Trump Committed "High Crime": US Congressman
The top Democrat on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee said Sunday he believes there is "substantial evidence" that President Donald Trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors, and he plans to ask former Special Counsel Robert Mueller to present those facts at a congressional hearing on Wednesday.
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US Prosecutor Robert Mueller To Testify Publicly On Russia Probe
Former US special counsel Robert Mueller is to testify in public about his report into Russian electoral interference, paving the way for a historic television moment in which Democrats will attempt to make the case for President Donald Trump's impeachment before the American people.
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Donald Trump Says Impeachment Is "Dirty, Filthy, Disgusting Word"
US President Donald Trump on Thursday scornfully rejected 'disgusting' talk among Democrats about launching an impeachment inquiry against him in the aftermath of the Russia probe, saying he did nothing to merit such an outcome.
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"Case Is Closed": Donald Trump After Robert Mueller's Comments On Russia Probe
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Robert Mueller's first public statement on his high-stakes probe into Russian election meddling contained nothing new -- declaring the case "closed."
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Russia Probe Head Robert Mueller To Make First Public Statement
Long-silent Special Counsel Robert Mueller will deliver his first public statement on the Russia meddling investigation on Wednesday, as he faces pressure to testify in Congress on his explosive findings.
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White House Rejects "Reckless" Congress Demand For Full Russia Report
The White House defiantly asserted executive privilege Wednesday and refused to comply with "unlawful and reckless" demands by congressional Democrats to turn over an unredacted version of the special counsel's Russia report.
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Robert Mueller Criticized Bill Barr's Depiction Of Russia Probe: Reports
US Special Counsel Robert Mueller complained to the attorney general over his characterization of the Russia probe that allowed President Donald Trump to declare himself cleared of obstruction of justice, US media reported Tuesday.
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US Deputy Attorney General Who Oversaw Mueller Probe Resigns
US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who chose Special Counsel Robert Mueller to lead the Russia interference probe and protected him from political intrusion, announced Monday he was stepping down.
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Trump Pardons 15, Including Two Charged In Russia Probe
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a wave of pardons including two for men who pleaded guilty in Robert Mueller's investigation and also to Republican allies who once served in Congress and military contractors involved in the deadly shooting of Iraqi civilians.
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House Investigating Whether Donald Trump Lied In US Russia Probe
The U.S. House of Representatives is looking into whether President Donald Trump lied in his written testimony for Special Counsel Robert Mueller's federal investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, a House lawyer said on Monday.
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Donald Trump Says Will "Strongly Consider" Testifying In Impeachment Probe
President Donald Trump said Monday he is "strongly" considering accepting a challenge from opposition Democrats to testify in his own impeachment investigation.
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White House In Huddle As New Order Hastens Trump Impeachment Inquiry
Donald Trump's White House officials are privately conceding they are losing the messaging battle against Democrats in the month-old, rapidly moving impeachment inquiry against the US President and have scrambled to create an impeachment war room that huddles together at 10 am almost everyday to figure out an on-the-go communications strategy again...
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Australian PM Confirms Trump Asked For Help Investigating Mueller Probe
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed that US President Donald Trump asked him to help gather information for an inquiry into Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Trump Calls Robert Mueller Hearing National "Embarrassment"
President Donald Trump on Wednesday described Robert Mueller's testimony to Congress on the Russia probe as an "embarrassment" to the nation, mocking his Democratic rivals for asking the former special counsel to appear on Capitol Hill.
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Robert Mueller Says "No," Trump Was Not Exonerated In Poll Meddling Probe
Robert Mueller said Wednesday he did not exonerate Donald Trump in his two-year Russian meddling investigation but also told lawmakers he will not say if the president committed a crime, as he launched into a marathon day of congressional testimony.
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Mueller Probe Shows Evidence Trump Committed "High Crime": US Congressman
The top Democrat on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee said Sunday he believes there is "substantial evidence" that President Donald Trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors, and he plans to ask former Special Counsel Robert Mueller to present those facts at a congressional hearing on Wednesday.
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US Prosecutor Robert Mueller To Testify Publicly On Russia Probe
Former US special counsel Robert Mueller is to testify in public about his report into Russian electoral interference, paving the way for a historic television moment in which Democrats will attempt to make the case for President Donald Trump's impeachment before the American people.
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Donald Trump Says Impeachment Is "Dirty, Filthy, Disgusting Word"
US President Donald Trump on Thursday scornfully rejected 'disgusting' talk among Democrats about launching an impeachment inquiry against him in the aftermath of the Russia probe, saying he did nothing to merit such an outcome.
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"Case Is Closed": Donald Trump After Robert Mueller's Comments On Russia Probe
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Robert Mueller's first public statement on his high-stakes probe into Russian election meddling contained nothing new -- declaring the case "closed."
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Russia Probe Head Robert Mueller To Make First Public Statement
Long-silent Special Counsel Robert Mueller will deliver his first public statement on the Russia meddling investigation on Wednesday, as he faces pressure to testify in Congress on his explosive findings.
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White House Rejects "Reckless" Congress Demand For Full Russia Report
The White House defiantly asserted executive privilege Wednesday and refused to comply with "unlawful and reckless" demands by congressional Democrats to turn over an unredacted version of the special counsel's Russia report.
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Robert Mueller Criticized Bill Barr's Depiction Of Russia Probe: Reports
US Special Counsel Robert Mueller complained to the attorney general over his characterization of the Russia probe that allowed President Donald Trump to declare himself cleared of obstruction of justice, US media reported Tuesday.
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US Deputy Attorney General Who Oversaw Mueller Probe Resigns
US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who chose Special Counsel Robert Mueller to lead the Russia interference probe and protected him from political intrusion, announced Monday he was stepping down.
