Democrats on the Judiciary Committee say they want the special counsel's report released without redactions. But party leadership indicated redactions may be unavoidable.
"Our select committee is going to be putting together the package of policy proposals that will be largely in the spirit of the New Green Deal," Democrat Kathy Castor, chair of the select climate committee, told Newsweek.
The congresswoman pushed back on Pelosi's categorization of BDS, telling Newsweek she viewed the speaker's remarks as anti–First Amendment and "beneath any leader."
Democrats agree they need to stand against anti-Semitism, but there are growing disagreements over if and how a House resolution should be passed to condemn Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's alleged anti-Semitic tropes.
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee tell Newsweek they're eager to hear from Donald Trump Jr. and Trump Organization executive Allen Weisselberg following Michael Cohen's testimony.
"I don't think we're there yet," Democrat Raja Krishnamoorthi told Newsweek. "I personally think that's way too premature, and we should be investigating and then seeing what the conclusion of the investigation is."
Democrats have not indicated a contingency plan if--and presumably when--a joint resolution in Congress fails to terminate Trump's emergency declaration.
Three associates of President Trump, one of whom is a member of Mar-a-Lago while another has privileges there, deny they engaged in any wrongdoing through their unofficial roles at the Department of Veterans Affairs and say they did not profit, according to a document obtained by Newsweek.
McCabe confirmed that he and other senior law enforcement officials met at the Justice Department to discuss invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office.
Some of Trump's most loyal Senate Republicans continue to say they do not support his decision to bypass Congress and use executive authority to obtain funding that lawmakers did not approve.
Democratic leaders are satisfied with Omar's apology, saying her comments don't rise to the same levels of racism and anti-Semitism as comments from Trump and Representative Steve King.
Concerns still lingered among Democratic lawmakers whether Whitaker, a previously outspoken critic of Mueller's investigation, hindered the probe or discussed it with the president.
"I am concerned that you may have had the opportunity to profit from your arrangement," Warren said in a letter to three Trump associates who are Mar-a-Lago members, according to a document obtained exclusively by Newsweek.
