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It's impossible to decipher exactly what these two FBI lovebirds were going on about. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
Beltway Confidential

Did Sen. Ron Johnson blow it again on the FBI texts?

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Do Newly Released Texts From FBI Agents Imply Obama Interfered in the Clinton Email Investigation?
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Do Newly Released Texts From FBI Agents Imply Obama Interfered in the Clinton Email Investigation?

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Christopher Wray, top intelligence officials to testify on Capitol Hill next week

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The report released Wednesday is titled
National Security

Senate Homeland Security Committee releases report on FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton

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Healthcare

Sen. Ron Johnson ‘frustrated’ right-to-try bill hasn’t moved in House

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The FDA already has a
Healthcare

Trump aims to get ‘right to try’ drug law across the finish line

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The White House and Republicans in Congress are pushing for a new law allowing terminally ill patients bypass Food and Drug Administration regulations to get access to experimental treatments. (iStock)
Healthcare

Right-to-try advocates push for quick House vote

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Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., requested the Justice Department for
National Security

Ron Johnson wants communications from 16 new DOJ and FBI employees, including James Comey and Andrew McCabe

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(AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
Washington Secrets

Anti-Trump FBI officials sought ‘to get around’ rule to keep texts

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That five-month stretch of missing text messages included President Trump's inauguration, the firings of FBI Director James Comey and National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, and the appointment of Robert Mueller.
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New FBI texts divide Congress over need for second special counsel

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