Whitaker will not recuse from Russia inquiry
Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker has no plans to recuse from supervising the special counsel probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Close associates say he also does not intend to approve subpoenaing President Trump and remains skeptical of forcing his testimony. Mueller has been negotiating with Trump lawyers over an interview, with subpoena as a possible fallback.
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Democrats Demand Emergency Hearings Over Sessions Ouster
Democratic leaders in the House press for emergency hearings after President Trump ousted Attorney General Jeff Sessions. They warn the move harms the Mueller Russia probe and urge bipartisan steps to shield Robert Mueller. Whitaker faces scrutiny over past comments and potential recusal.
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2020 Hopefuls Headed to Iowa Caucuses
Two Democratic candidates plan Iowa visits as the 2020 race nears, with Rep. Eric Swalwell returning Saturday and Andrew Yang set for a Nov. 16 event in Iowa City. The moves follow local interest from voters and a continued focus on campaign operations in the state.
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