Can a sitting president be indicted while in office
The piece explains the legal debate over whether a sitting president can be indicted, noting the Justice Department guidance that a sitting president cannot be indicted, while court filings suggest possible criminal actions by Trump through Cohen. It covers historic DOJ opinions, possible charges after leaving office, and related pardons and legal opinions.
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Trump says Kelly to leave White House by year end
President Trump announced that chief of staff John Kelly will depart by year end amid White House reshuffle tied to the 2020 campaign. Nick Ayers, Pence aide, is his likely replacement as discussions have continued. an interim plan could be announced soon.
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Paris Protesters On Champs-Elysees Amid Tear Gas Barrage
Paris seethes on a second day of protests with tear gas filling the Champs-Elysees. Demonstrators wearing high-visibility vests sing The Marseillaise as riot police fire gas and arrest nearly 1000 people nationwide.
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