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Biden Said He Never Meant To Keep Classified Docs; Special Counsel Stands By Report

Biden was never asked by special counsel Robert Hur about the timing of his son's death, according to an interview transcript.
By Zeke Miller, Colleen Long and Farnoush Amiri, AP

Mitch McConnell: Subpoenas For Conservative Justices’ Benefactors ‘Totally Inappropriate’

The Senate minority leader accused Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), the Judiciary Committee chair, of targeting “private citizens with no legislative purpose.”
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White House Blasts Republicans For Blocking Feinstein's Committee Replacement

“It is flat wrong to seek partisan advantage from health issues of a colleague,” said White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
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Nancy Pelosi Says Calls For Dianne Feinstein's Resignation Are Sexist, Politically Motivated

"I’ve never seen them go after a man who was sick in the Senate in that way," the former House speaker said.
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Cornyn’s Gotcha Question Flops

Watch this spectacular self-own by Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) as he attempts to trip assistant attorney general nominee Kristen Clarke.
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Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) Opening Statement

The Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee eviscerated attorney general William Barr after failing to show up for a hearing on the Mueller Report.
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Senate Advances Court Pick Who Said Planned Parenthood 'Kills Over 150,000 Females A Year’

Every Republican on the judiciary committee voted for Wendy Vitter.
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Sen. Whitehouse talks to Judge Gorsuch about Dark Money

At his confirmation hearing Sen. Whitehouse asks Judge Gorsuch about dark money
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Apple, FBI Take Their Dispute To Congress

A congressional panel will consider the case on Tuesday.
By Julia Harte and Julia Edwards, Reuters