No Russia collusion nothing to hide Kushner tells Senate
Jared Kushner testifies before the Senate, insisting there is nothing to hide and denying involvement in any collusion with Russia. He portrays his actions as transparent and aimed at advancing U S interests.
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Kushner Testifies To Senate House Panels On Russia Ties
Jared Kushner answered hours of questions from Senate and House intelligence committees about four meetings with Russians during and after the 2016 campaign. He insisted he had nothing to hide and said he will continue to cooperate. He described contacts as routine and noted an aide error left some meetings off his security form.
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Trump weighs firing Sessions amid recusal anger
AP sources report President Trump spoke with advisers about removing Attorney General Jeff Sessions after his recusal from Russia investigations. Trump remains furious at Sessions decisions, privately considering consequences, while aides warn a removal may not occur.
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Judge allows commission to collect voter data
A federal judge cleared the way for President Trump's commission on election fraud to resume collecting detailed voter roll data from states. The ruling denied blocking the data collection, saying the commission has standing though it is not an agency. Kris Kobach hailed the decision as a victory for transparency and election integrity.
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McCain prepared to return for pivotal health care vote
Senator John McCain plans to travel from Arizona to Washington for a crucial Tuesday vote on the GOP health care bill. The 80 year old’s come back follows a brain tumor diagnosis, as Majority Leader McConnell aims to push the repeal effort forward amid presidential pressure and opposition concerns.
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