WASHINGTON--Donald Trump intends to assert executive privilege in a congressional investigation

to assert executive privilege in the matter of certain former DOJ officials who had been called to

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump intends to assert executive privilege in a congressional investigation

Nichols--who was appointed to the bench in 2019 by former President Donald Trump--will now oversee the Justice Department's case against Bannon, a former Trump adviser, for Bannon's alleged noncompliance with the House's January 6 investigation.... Bannon has pleaded not guilty, and if the case goes to trial, it will be a jury that ultimately determines his guilt.... But Nichols will be deciding crucial legal and procedural questions that arise before and during an eventual trial....

dispute by voluntarily waiving privileges that are at the heart of those legal issues." Former Rep....

President Joe Biden will not invoke executive privilege to prevent Donald Trump’s phone records

( WP) MP Raeesah Khanfor breaching her parliamentary privilege.Ms Raeesah( Sengkang GRC) admitted on

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden will not block a tranche of documents sought by a House committee’s investigation into the Jan.... Also sought are all documents related to claims of election fraud, as well as Supreme Court decisions on the topic. Biden’s decision affects only the initial batch of documents reviewed by the White House.... Press secretary Jen Psaki said subsequent determinations would be made on a case-by-case basis. The incumbent president has the final say unless a court orde

This is the last written argument scheduled to come in before a key court hearing Thursday on Trump's request to block the House January 6 committee from obtaining more than 700 pages of records from his presidency.... " Members of the Committee have already concluded that the former President is responsible, no matter what the evidence says.... Read More Trump reiterated on Tuesday that what he's trying to protect are the types of records that should be protected in any presidency....

President Joe Biden's Supreme Court nominee, who begins Senate hearings on Monday, twice sided with US House committees trying to wrest information from Trump and his top aides.... " What I don't understand," Jackson said during a 2019 hearing over testimony sought from former White House counsel Don McGahn," is this notion that the judiciary can't play its traditional role in deciding what the law is between these other branches.... The Constitution itself sets the system in that way." Jackso