Justice probes McCabe role in Clinton email delay
The Justice Department inspector general has questioned why Andrew McCabe delayed action on the Weiner laptop emails found in late 2016. Horowitz examines who knew of the Clinton emails and when. McCabe left the FBI after a meeting with Director Wray as the probe proceeds toward a spring report.
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Democrats challenge Trump on Russia sanctions response
Democrats criticized President Trump for not imposing Congress approved sanctions on Russia. They say he is soft on Vladimir Putin while Mnuchin vows sanctions may come from the oligarch list, which Moscow calls an unfriendly act. Senator Schumer says mandatory sanctions were ignored. Pompeo warns Russia may target fall elections.
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Former Glee star Mark Salling dies at 35
Former Glee actor Mark Salling was found dead in the Los Angeles area at age 35. His death followed a guilty plea to possession of child pornography with sentencing set for March 7. A police death investigation was opened with no cause disclosed.
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Ryan backs release of memo on FBI bias against Trump
House Speaker Paul Ryan supports releasing the memo alleging FBI and Justice Department bias in the Trump campaign probe. He urges disclosure while protecting classified sources, calling it the best disinfectant to expose possible malfeasance by some FBI individuals. Democrats call the memo misleading and an attack on Mueller’s investigation.
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Record-breaking firearms seizures at U S airports rise again
TSA reports 3 957 firearms found in passengers carry-ons last year marking a 16 percent rise from 2016 with 84 percent loaded. Guns uncovered at 239 airports led by Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta, Dallas/Fort Worth, and Houston. Unloaded guns may be transported in locked hard sided containers and declared.
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