GOP memo fallout: How is the Justice Department responding?
CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid says the biggest question that remains is how the memo's release will impact deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein
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CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid says the biggest question that remains is how the memo's release will impact deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein
While President Trump tweets and makes bold statements, the secretary of state takes a more subtle approach
The South Carolina Republican responded to President Trump's claim that the memo "totally vindicates" him
Rep. Jerry Nadler, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, responded with his own memo, although it is not the same as the official rebuttal
Government lawyers say special counsel Robert Mueller has been operating appropriately and has not exceeded his authority
The task of rebuilding the 300-year-old city is immense and it's not clear the president's new plan will significantly help
A day after the memo's release, President Trump said in a tweet Saturday "their was no Collusion and there was no Obstruction"
Trump and his supporters are using the memo to raise questions about the origins of a federal investigation
"I've been in public life for over 50 years. I have never in my lifetime seen anything like this happen," Panetta said of the memo release
Friday's release of a once-classified CIA memo is "unprecedented" and could have far-reaching effects in foreign policy, Leon Panetta said
Breaking down what the GOP majority on the House Intelligence Committee released on Friday
The sweeping review of U.S. nuclear policy does not call for any net increase in strategic nuclear weapons
The fired FBI director tweeted a withering response to the GOP-authored memo released Friday that alleged surveillance abuses
Fansler was accused of hitting a woman during a night of drinking last month
A White House official told CBS News "there is no conversation or consideration" about firing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein