Verify: Understanding the Russian Federation investigation
President Donald Trump on Friday appeared to suggest a path toward getting rid of special counsel Robert Mueller - by first ousting the man who put Mueller there, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein . However, it is likely that he was tweeting about Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein , or Mueller who is examining whether the president obstructed justice by firing ex-FBI Director James Comey last month amid the ongoing Russian Federation investigation.
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Saudi cabinet expresses satisfaction over Qatar-related decisions
Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdulrahman al-Thani has denounced the sanctions imposed against Doha by Saudi Arabia and its allies as "unfair" and "illegal". Qatar says move is "unjustified" and says it carries out its duties in the fight against terrorism. "Pakistan believes in unity among Muslim states and has made serious efforts for its promotion", said foreign office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria.
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Gingrich: 'The President of the United States cannot obstruct ju
In recent weeks, the scandal has involved the recent firing of James Comey as head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, who headed up testifying in front of Congress last week. While he repeatedly said it wasn't his place to say whether Trump's actions amounted to an obstruction of justice - an impeachable offense - he said he's "sure" that Mueller would investigate if they did.
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UK Royals Honor London Fire Victims as Anger Mounts
ACM has also been implicated in a high-rise fire in Melbourne's Docklands in 2014, and cladding rules have been tightened after apartment fires in Dubai. She also pledged 5 million pounds ($6.39 million) of support, housing guarantees and help with access to bank accounts and cash. The Labour leader said it is unacceptable for poor people and the homeless to be left looking for somewhere to live while land banking takes place in the area, adding properties should be "requisitioned if ...
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Amazon announces it will buy Whole Foods for $13.7 billion
In Whole Foods , Amazon is acquiring a company that recently has come under pressure from investors for its lagging performance. Amazon has recently begun experimenting with bookstores and a small grocery, but this is by far its most ambitious move into physical retail.
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Britain's Hammond says 'growth and jobs' Brexit priority
The Chancellor of the Exchequer will say at an annual address to bankers in London's financial district that the U.K.is in talks with EIB officials to ensure the institution continues to offer loans for infrastructure and other projects while Brexit talks are ongoing, according to excerpts of his prepared remarks released by his office in advance.
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Rivals 'all Team Scalise' as political baseball clash honours shot Republican
When he left, she said, Hodgkinson told her he was going to Washington , D.C.to "work with people to change the tax brackets". He has been sedated, but has been brought out of sedation periodically and been able to recognize and communicate with his family, Sava said.
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Pyongyang returns U.S. student, now in a coma
She said US officials had a hard time getting information about Warmbier from North Korea . Tillerson said the State Department secured his release at Trump's direction, and a spokeswoman was firm in saying Rodman's trip had nothing to do with Warmbier's release.
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Otto Warmbier 'was brutalised by pariah N Korea', parents say
He was sentenced to 15 years hard labor following a brief one hour trial and, despite pleas from American State Department officials that his sentence was "unduly harsh". Together with Kenneth Bae, the DPRK government released Matthew Todd Miller, another USA citizen who tore his visa upon arrival at Pyongyang International Airport in an alleged attempt to seek asylum and was later given a six-year sentence for similar charges.
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Trump Appears to Confirm He Is Under Federal Investigation
However, that would indicate either that Trump doesn't understand Rosenstein's role in the special counsel investigation, or that Rosenstein is more directly involved in the investigation, which would go against federal regulations . Later in the Holt interview , after appearing to call Rosenstein (not by name) "highly respected" and a "very good guy, a very smart guy", Trump said: "He had made a recommendation".
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The Congressional Baseball Shooting Only Proves We Need Less Gun Control
Each year, more than 32,000 people die as a effect of gun-related violence in the United States, which is by far the highest among industrialized countries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Helena. "We are better than this". That somehow Rep. Scalise would, like Ronald Reagan, would understand the great need for more focused national gun law with Donald Trump by his side.
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Protests erupt over London fire response
Officials said 34 people were still in hospitals, including 18 who are in critical condition. Britain's Press Association reported that some 70 people are still missing after the fire . "They probably had some sort of hope when they saw us firefighters down there, for us to get in and help them". In contrast, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was cheered after visiting a nearby church and meeting residents and volunteers helping out, with locals shouting "thank you for coming".
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