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Nadler, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, and Schiff, who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, issued a statement via Twitter: “If the Department of Justice may be used as a tool of political retribution, or to help the President with a political narrative for the next election, the rule of law will suffer new and irreparable damage.” The two Democrats were reacting to a report in the New York Times that the DOJ had “shifted an administrative review of the Russia investigat

Ocasio-Cortez, who called for President Trump to be impeached prior to her taking office in January, expressed support for Schiff’s secret impeachment proceedings in a response to Rep.

The launch of a criminal probe allows U.S. Attorney John Durham, the prosecutor tapped by Attorney General William Barr to lead the review, to subpoena witnesses for testimony and documents. The move also authorizes Durham to impanel a grand jury and file charges. “If true, this shows Bill Barr is doing EXACTLY his job: following the facts Those who damaged America and broke the law to spread this hoax are about to face accountability,” Rep.

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — Dale King rumbled into the parking lot in his military Jeep, a black 1940s-style clunker that he maneuvered with a skull-tipped stick shift. Heavy metal music blasted from the garage that he and some friends had converted to a gym for the neighboring addiction center. Patients from next door were packed inside wearing worn T-shirts, faded athletic gear, and other hand-me-downs. Half the class were barefoot.

MILWAUKEE — When the bullet bore through her bedroom window, Stacey Hodges Harmon rolled off her bed and onto the ground, calling out in anguish for her youngest son, William, who had disappeared into the hall seconds before. “I just lost it,” Harmon said. “I was screaming, crying, because I thought that he had gotten shot.” She found her 5-year-old curled up under a table in the front room of her apartment, silent, terrified, but physically unhurt.

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MILWAUKEE — When the bullet bore through her bedroom window, Stacey Hodges Harmon rolled off her bed and onto the ground, calling out in anguish for her youngest son, William, who had disappeared into the hall seconds before. “I just lost it,” Harmon said. “I was screaming, crying, because I thought that he had gotten shot.” She found her 5-year-old curled up under a table in the front room of her apartment, silent, terrified, but physically unhurt.

hen the bullet bore through her bedroom window, Stacey Hodges Harmon rolled off her bed and onto the ground, calling out in anguish for her youngest son, William, who had disappeared into the hall seconds before. “I just lost it,” Harmon said. “I was screaming, crying, because I thought that he had gotten shot.” She found her five-year-old curled up under a table in the front room of her apartment, silent, terrified, but physically unhurt.

The House Ethics Committee announced Wednesday it has launched an investigation into allegations that freshman Rep. MORE (D-Calif.) violated chamber rules by engaging in a sexual relationship with a staffer in her office. "The Committee is aware of public allegations that Representative Katie Hill may have engaged in a sexual relationship with an individual on her congressional staff, in violation of House Rule XXIII, clause 18 (a)," Rep.