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Headline Roundup May 22nd, 2018

DOJ Agrees to Allow Congress to Review Classified Information

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The Department of Justice will allow Congress to review classified information relating to the Russia probe.

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Rosenstein Will Let Congress See โ€˜Highly Classifiedโ€™ Information, White House Says
Rosenstein Will Let Congress See โ€˜Highly Classifiedโ€™ Information, White House Says

Bloomberg

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The Justice Department agreed to show congressional Republicans โ€œhighly classifiedโ€ information they have demanded from the Russia probe, the White House said after Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray met Monday with President Donald Trump.

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DOJ Agrees To Allow Congress To Review Requested Documents
DOJ Agrees To Allow Congress To Review Requested Documents

The Daily Caller

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The Department of Justice will allow Congress to review highly classified requested documents relating to the FBIโ€™s investigation into the Trump 2016 campaign in conjunction with the White House and other agencies, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday.

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GOP Lawmakers Will Soon Be Allowed To Review Classified Info On Russia Investigation
GOP Lawmakers Will Soon Be Allowed To Review Classified Info On Russia Investigation

HuffPost

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Top Republican lawmakers will be allowed to review classified information pertaining to special counsel Robert Muellerโ€™s Russia investigation, the White House said, after wrangling to get a hold of documents related to an FBI informant who reportedly spoke to Trump campaign officials.

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