Kushner Rejects Senate Interview in Russia Inquiry
Senate Judiciary Chair Grassley says Jared Kushner spooked by disclosure and will not testify. He plans to release transcripts from other participants in the 2016 Trump Tower meeting, potentially exposing Donald Trump Jr. account to the public while Mueller and congressional probes continue.
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Trump proposes citizenship for Dreamers amid broad cuts to legal immigration
Washington sources report the plan would grant 1.8 million young immigrants a path to citizenship while sharply reducing legal immigration, expanding DACA protections and altering family-based immigration rules. Democrats warn of steep cuts. advocates call the package a major shift in policy and tone.
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FBI texts recovered from 2016 2017 exchange handler says
DoJ inspector general Horowitz confirms months of text messages between FBI agent Peter Strzok and lawyer Lisa Page, dating from December 2016 to May 2017, were found after a phone glitch hindered access. Nadler says texts do not prove bias in the Mueller Russia probe.
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Trump sought to fire Mueller in June
The article reports President Trump attempted to fire Robert Mueller in June after Mueller was appointed to lead the Russia investigation. White House Counsel Donald McGahn threatened to resign as a limit to removing Mueller. The episode was described by two people familiar with the events and cited by the New York Times.
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iVote targets swing states to elect Democratic secretaries of state
The ballot access group iVote plans to spend at least 5 million dollars across seven swing states Arizona Colorado Iowa Michigan Nevada New Mexico and Ohio to elect Democratic secretaries of state. iVote argues Republicans control election offices and voters face disenfranchisement and purges. Oprah Winfrey says she is not running for president after discussing a campaign flirtation. Mark Dayton paid 6000 for a Super Bowl ticket. An Amtrak engineer in Washington state says he misread a signal before last month’s derailment killing three.
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