Can a Sitting US President Be Criminally Indicted?
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Can a Sitting US President Be Criminally Indicted?

The US constitution is very clear on how a sitting president can be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors by Congress. However, it’s still not clear whether a sitting president can face criminal charges.
Roger Stone Arrested in Robert Mueller’s Russia Probe
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Roger Stone Arrested in Robert Mueller’s Russia Probe

Stone was indicted in the Robert Mueller probe on Russian collusion and he’s expected to be charged with lying to Congress and obstructing the investigation.
Attorney General Nominee Will Let Mueller Finish the Investigation
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Attorney General Nominee Will Let Mueller Finish the Investigation

William Barr, the nominee for Attorney General, has said that he will allow the special counsel Robert Mueller to finish his investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 US election, if confirmed
Rosenstein Wants to Leave the Justice Department
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Rosenstein Wants to Leave the Justice Department

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is expected to resign as soon as William Barr, Trump’s nominee for Attorney General is confirmed. His office has been in charge of overseeing the Mueller investigation into possible collusion with Russia.
Democrats Hedge on Trump Impeachment after Inflammatory Remarks
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Democrats Hedge on Trump Impeachment after Inflammatory Remarks

Democrats continue to distance themselves from inflammatory comments about Trump’s impeachment made by freshman congresswoman Rashida Tlaib
Mueller Summarizes Interview with Michael Flynn in a Memo
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Mueller Summarizes Interview with Michael Flynn in a Memo

Special Counsel Robert Mueller releases a memo from 2017 detailing Michael Flynn’s interview with the FBI.

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