Trump questions due process amid MeToo White House turmoil
President Donald Trump questioned due process and sympathy for accused men amid a White House shakeup triggered by domestic abuse allegations against two aides. The tweet follows Rob Porter and David Sorensen departures after wives’ claims, drawing criticism from abuse advocates who stress survivor voices.
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Democrats accuse memo on FBI bias in Russia probe
The dispute centers on Democrats' rebuttal memo to counter a Republican memo about FBI and DOJ surveillance of Carter Page. President Trump blocked release, citing classified passages, while White House counsel offered help from DOJ experts to revise the document for public release. Pelosi labeled the move a cover-up as midterm elections loom.
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Nassar moved to high security Tucson prison
Former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar has been transferred to United States Penitentiary Tucson a high security facility in Arizona after his conviction for molesting many young women. He faces multiple sentences totaling decades in prison and investigations into the Olympic movement and Michigan State University continue.
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