Nunes’s White House visit stirs Russia inquiry concerns
House intelligence chairman Devin Nunes met at the White House to review intelligence and discuss incidental surveillance of Trump associates. Democrats question coordination with the White House while Republicans push ahead as Kushner agrees to be interviewed along with Manafort Page and Stone.
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Democrats Delay Panel Vote on Gorsuch Confirmation
Senate Democrats forced a one week delay in the Judiciary Committee vote on President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch. The panel’s April 3 vote will proceed with Republican backing, while several Democrats signaled opposition and potential procedural battles loom over 60 vote rules.
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Montenegro NATO bid faces Senate vote test in Washington
Montenegro nears a Senate procedural hurdle on its bid to join NATO stirring a Western versus Russian influence clash in the Balkans. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged swift action ahead of a May NATO summit, saying Montenegro must receive full parliamentary approval.
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White House eyes bipartisanship after health care setback
The White House signals a pivot toward bipartisan efforts after failing to pass the health care bill. Trump may seek Democratic support to overhaul Obamacare while conservatives in his party oppose the plan. Schumer urges focusing on improving lives, not political vengeance.
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