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The scariest thought: What if Donald Trump just doesn't know what he's doing?
McCain: Russia probe reaching the point 'of Watergate size'
Paul Ryan: 'I do' have confidence in Trump
House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday he still has confidence in President Donald Trump, following a tumultuous 48 hours when the President has been criticized -- including by those in his own party -- about whether he asked then-FBI Director James Comey to end an investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
Congressman calls for Trump's impeachment on House floor
Here's how newspapers in 10 key states covered the Comey memo news
The Comey memo is an existential threat to Trump's presidency
The reporting coming out of The New York Times and CNN is explosive: Deposed FBI Director James Comey wrote a memo following a February 14 meeting with Donald Trump in which he says the President told him "I hope you can let this go" in regard to fired aide Michael Flynn's role in the ongoing investigation into Russia's efforts to influence the 2016 campaign.
Sen. Thom Tillis has seizure during race
Israel may have to withhold intelligence from US, ex-Mossad boss warns
As politicians in Israel raced to alleviate concerns over US President Donald Trump's alleged disclosure of classified Israeli information to the Russians, the country's former top spy has warned of the damage the episode could do to US-Israeli intelligence sharing and to Israel's ability to gather information on ISIS.
Sudan's President, who faces genocide charges, to attend Saudi summit with Trump
Adam Schiff: 'Last thing' Trump needs 'is Putin vouching for him'
The top Democrat on the House intelligence committee said Wednesday that "the last thing (President Donald Trump) probably needs right now is for Vladimir Putin to be vouching for him," after the Russian president denied that his US counterpart had disclosed classified information to Russian officials.
Adam Kinzinger shifts view, open to special prosecutor
Latest on White House fallout
Where Trump doesn't exist
Chelsea Manning is released from prison
Theresa May says UK will continue to work with US despite intelligence furor
UK Prime Minister Theresa May declined to say Wednesday whether she still had full confidence in US President Donald Trump in the wake of reports that he shared top secret intelligence with Russia, instead stressing that Britain and the United States have "a very special relationship" and would continue to work together.
Republicans demand answers after latest Trump-Russia explosion
John Kasich: Paul Ryan 'should be more aggressive' on Trump-Comey response
Sources: Comey wrote in memo that Trump asked to end Flynn investigation
Trump vs. Comey: Who will America trust?
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