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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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Donald Trump Nominates Jeffrey Rosen As Justice Department Number 2
The Donald Trump administration announced on Tuesday it was nominating Jeffrey Rosen as a successor to deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, a move that confirms the departure of the Justice Department official who until recently oversaw the Russia probe.
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Rod Rosenstein, Overseeing US Russia Probe, Set To Depart Post
Rod Rosenstein, the Justice Department official who oversees the probe into Russia's role in the 2016 US election and faced criticism from President Donald Trump, is preparing to leave his job soon as Trump's nominee for attorney general gets ready to take office.
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In Trump World, Chaos Is The New Normal
Will US President Donald Trump tell his most politically sensitive justice department official: "You're fired!" Will Brett Kavanaugh save himself from mounting allegations of sexual assault?
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US Deputy Attorney General Who Wanted To Tape Trump Faces Big Decision
Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general overseeing the probe into alleged collusion between Russia and President Donald Trump, was about to resign or be fired Monday, US media reported.
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US Official In Russia Probe Suggested Taping Donald Trump: Report
The US official who oversees the federal investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. election suggested secretly recording President Donald Trump last year and recruiting Cabinet members to invoke a constitutional amendment to remove him from the White House, the New York Times reported on Friday.
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Told Of Russian Indictments, Trump Still Wanted To Be Friends With Putin
Before he embarked on a week of transatlantic diplomacy, President Donald Trump sat down with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who previewed for the boss an explosive development.
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Donald Trump's FBI 'Spy' Claim Not Supported By Briefings, Say Democrats
Democratic lawmakers said on Thursday they heard nothing in classified briefings by the FBI and intelligence officials to support President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated allegation that the agency placed a "spy" into his 2016 presidential campaign to help his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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James Comey Memos Add To Donald Trump Legal Woes
Donald Trump lashed out Friday after memos of his meetings with the FBI's then chief James Comey depicted the president as obsessed with the Russia probe and a smutty video allegedly showing him with two prostitutes.
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As Trump Fumes Over FBI Raid, White House Lawyers Urge Restraint
White House lawyers are trying to dissuade U.S. President Donald Trump from seeking to get rid of Special Counsel Robert Mueller, as Trump weighs options after the FBI raided his personal attorney's office and home, two U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
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US Senators Probe Donald Trump Official On Special Counsel, FBI Firing
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein faced questions Thursday by US senators desperate for details about his appointment of a special counsel to investigate possible collusion between President Donald Trump's associates and Russia.
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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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Donald Trump Nominates Jeffrey Rosen As Justice Department Number 2
The Donald Trump administration announced on Tuesday it was nominating Jeffrey Rosen as a successor to deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, a move that confirms the departure of the Justice Department official who until recently oversaw the Russia probe.
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Rod Rosenstein, Overseeing US Russia Probe, Set To Depart Post
Rod Rosenstein, the Justice Department official who oversees the probe into Russia's role in the 2016 US election and faced criticism from President Donald Trump, is preparing to leave his job soon as Trump's nominee for attorney general gets ready to take office.
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In Trump World, Chaos Is The New Normal
Will US President Donald Trump tell his most politically sensitive justice department official: "You're fired!" Will Brett Kavanaugh save himself from mounting allegations of sexual assault?
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US Deputy Attorney General Who Wanted To Tape Trump Faces Big Decision
Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general overseeing the probe into alleged collusion between Russia and President Donald Trump, was about to resign or be fired Monday, US media reported.
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US Official In Russia Probe Suggested Taping Donald Trump: Report
The US official who oversees the federal investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. election suggested secretly recording President Donald Trump last year and recruiting Cabinet members to invoke a constitutional amendment to remove him from the White House, the New York Times reported on Friday.
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Told Of Russian Indictments, Trump Still Wanted To Be Friends With Putin
Before he embarked on a week of transatlantic diplomacy, President Donald Trump sat down with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who previewed for the boss an explosive development.
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Donald Trump's FBI 'Spy' Claim Not Supported By Briefings, Say Democrats
Democratic lawmakers said on Thursday they heard nothing in classified briefings by the FBI and intelligence officials to support President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated allegation that the agency placed a "spy" into his 2016 presidential campaign to help his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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James Comey Memos Add To Donald Trump Legal Woes
Donald Trump lashed out Friday after memos of his meetings with the FBI's then chief James Comey depicted the president as obsessed with the Russia probe and a smutty video allegedly showing him with two prostitutes.
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As Trump Fumes Over FBI Raid, White House Lawyers Urge Restraint
White House lawyers are trying to dissuade U.S. President Donald Trump from seeking to get rid of Special Counsel Robert Mueller, as Trump weighs options after the FBI raided his personal attorney's office and home, two U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
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US Senators Probe Donald Trump Official On Special Counsel, FBI Firing
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein faced questions Thursday by US senators desperate for details about his appointment of a special counsel to investigate possible collusion between President Donald Trump's associates and Russia.
