Sessions Defiant Over Accusations of Collusion
Attorney General Jeff Sessions defended his conduct amid probes into possible Trump campaign ties to Russia. He denied collusion with Moscow, recused himself from the inquiry, and refused to detail private conversations with President Trump about James Comey’s firing. Senate members pressed him on stonewalling and policy.
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Maine
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Russian election hacking probe widens scope across states
Investigators say Russian cyber actors hit 39 states as the Obama White House warned Moscow via back channels. New NSA material, disclosed by The Intercept, suggests deeper vulnerabilities in voting tech and fears of future interference as Comey warns Moscow isn’t done meddling.
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Reynolds warns Iowa tax reform needed as budget gaps grow
Governor Reynolds blames an antiquated tax code for midyear budget gaps totaling 117.8 million, including 88.2 million in cuts and 25 million in transfers. She may use up to 50 million more from the emergency fund, and notes capital gains lag and online purchases eroding tax receipts.
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