Steve Bannon could be held in contempt after refusing to answer House Intelligence questions

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Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon on Thursday complied with a subpoena from the House Intelligence Committee, but lawmakers may move to hold him in contempt for his refusal to answer questions from both Democrats and Republicans.

Bannon faced a deadline to comply with a subpoena last week, but when he failed to show up for the closed-door interview, the Republican-led committee extended it until this week.

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