Rosenstein rejects GOP claims on Russia probe and Mueller
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein refutes Republican charges of bias in the Russia investigation. He defends Robert Mueller and says he would only fire Mueller for good cause or legal violation, while noting Sessions recused himself from the matter.
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Omarosa resigns as White House communications chief
Omarosa Manigault Newman, a former reality TV star who joined the Trump White House, stepped down from her post as director of communications at the Office of Public Liaison. Her resignation was announced as effective January 20, 2018.
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Field of Dreams among films added to National Film Registry
The Library of Congress selected 25 films for preservation including Field of Dreams Titanic The Goonies Memento and other classics for cultural social or aesthetic significance. Kentucky lawmaker Dan Johnson died by an apparent suicide in Bullitt County after accusations involving a church member. PBS suspended distribution of Tavis Smiley amid multiple sexual misconduct allegations.
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Grassley says unity, not losses, will shape GOP agenda
Sen. Chuck Grassley argues unity matters more than retention or loss in 2018. He says Democratic win in Alabama shifts focus but does not panic the GOP, stressing 60 votes for cloture and collective action to pass tax cuts and health care reforms.
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Grassley blocks two Trump judicial nominees
Senate Judiciary Committee leader Sen. Chuck Grassley said two Trump nominees for federal judgeships will not advance. Jeff Mateer and Brett Talley faced scrutiny for past comments supporting discrimination and extremist views.
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