Republicans and Democrats will each get a chance next week to advance their favorite theories about Russia, hacking, leaks and the election.

Democrats are eager to take the testimony of former FBI Director James Comey before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, his first public remarks since being fired by President Trump. And the day before, Republicans will get a chance to ask questions about the implementation of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act laws, which may help them learn more about how names of Trump associates may have been unmasked and how classified surveillance documents were leaked to the press.