Police have said Holmes was refusing to cooperate with detectives.
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Withholding evidence and refusing to cooperate in lawful congressional investigations.
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Meanwhile, some Trump administration officials are still refusing to cooperate.
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Uber fired Levandowski last year for refusing to cooperate with Waymo's investigation.
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He's refusing to cooperate with the investigation, according to his arrest warrant.
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Refusing to cooperate represents a change in strategy for the White House.
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Refusing to cooperate with democratically elected representatives strikes many constituents as undemocratic.
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Refusing to cooperate A letter from White House lawyers on Tuesday made clear Trump plans to wage war on the impeachment effort, refusing to cooperate with what it described as an illegitimate effort to reverse the 2016 election.
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First they are harboring people here illegally by refusing to cooperate with ICE.
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With no fingerprints and Ramos refusing to cooperate, police turned to more creative methods.
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Manning, meanwhile, is currently in jail for refusing to cooperate with a grand jury.
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So Flynn refusing to cooperate might actually not be a crazy move for him?
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Telegram ran afoul of the Russian authorities for refusing to cooperate with security agencies.
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She accused Britain of refusing to cooperate with Moscow in the investigation of the incident.
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The new revelations explain why the White House is refusing to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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But with Flynn now adamantly refusing to cooperate, the topic of immunity has garnered new interest.
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EPA's internal watchdog accused Jackson earlier this week of refusing to cooperate with other ongoing investigations.
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The White House is refusing to cooperate with most of them, setting up other expected legal battles.
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Through it all, the White House is largely refusing to cooperate with the investigations -- particularly into Flynn.
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In an aggressive response to congressional oversight, Trump is refusing to cooperate with any of the probes.
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He warned of criminals and drugs coming over the border, and blamed Democrats for refusing to cooperate.
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The app ran afoul of the Russian authorities for refusing to cooperate with the country's security agencies.
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Trump is also charged with obstruction of Congress for allegedly refusing to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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Myanmar authorities have denied almost all accusations, refusing to cooperate with international investigators and human rights organizations.
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And many mayors have been killed in the last year for refusing to cooperate with Islamic State cells.
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The most immediate threat Huggins faced in refusing to cooperate with HUAC was not jail but the blacklist.
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Police in Drenthe confirmed to BBC that the man was arrested and under investigation after refusing to cooperate.
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Google had lost its cases elsewhere but had been refusing to cooperate pending appeals and possible congressional reform.
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Police have said Holmes was refusing to cooperate with detectives, but they declined to provide more clarity on Friday.
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Refusing to cooperate, Rasmussen drove his vehicle to a nearby McDonald&aposs, parked and walked away from the car.
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Both major political blocs are refusing to cooperate with it in forming a new government, and Parliament is hung.
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Instead, Democrats once again showed their frustration at Trump's brazen strategy of simply refusing to cooperate with Democrats' probes.
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Now he's refusing to cooperate with Congress as it tries to execute its clearly defined role of oversight and impeachment.
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Descendants of Franco's family are refusing to cooperate with authorities, mounting a legal case against plans to exhume the dictator.
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Some senior members of the administration, like Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, are flatly refusing to cooperate with congressional oversight.
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The White House is refusing to cooperate with most of them, setting up several legal battles unfolding in the courts.
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McGahn had written a letter to the senators the day before accusing them of refusing to cooperate with the White House.
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The White House is refusing to cooperate with most of them, setting up several legal battles slowly unfolding in the courts.
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He will undoubtedly decline, because the association can't punish him for refusing to cooperate now that he is in the NFL.
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Mr. Gilman even tried to retire before meeting with them so that he could not be fired for refusing to cooperate.
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Five months later, prosecutors moved to dismiss the charges against Reyes on the grounds that his wife was refusing to cooperate.
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But, in that case, the SPD would not be attacked for refusing to cooperate in providing a stable government for Germany.
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"The president also obstructed Congress by blanketly refusing to cooperate with the body's constitutional right to investigate the matter," he added.
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According to the doc, obtained by TMZ, she's now refusing to cooperate with prosecutors and wants the case to go away.
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Michael Malici, a Brooklyn community affairs officer, was fired after the NYPD claimed he was refusing to cooperate in the investigation.
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In refusing to cooperate in a coordinated Trump takedown strategy, Kasich may be inadvertently helping the frontrunner by continuing to split votes.
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But the White House has dug in, refusing to cooperate with the requests and disallowing some aides from appearing before congressional panels.
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Perry's refusal represented the latest instance of Trump's administration refusing to cooperate in the fast-moving inquiry in the House of Representatives.
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He has also said he supported busing migrants to so-called sanctuary cities, where local officials are refusing to cooperate with ICE.
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One explanation for the subpoena is that Bannon was refusing to cooperate with the special counsel voluntarily, requiring a more forceful invitation.
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In March 2019, however, she was re-jailed for refusing to cooperate with a grand jury subpoena and remains in prison today.
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She fled the home and called the police using a security guard's phone, and Kid Buu was eventually arrested after refusing to cooperate.
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Pelosi on Tuesday accused Trump of trying to "cover up" his dealings with Ukraine by refusing to cooperate with the formal impeachment inquiry.
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Democrats who control the House have confronted the Republican president and his administration for refusing to cooperate with at least six separate investigations.
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Trump, seeking re-election in 2020, is refusing to cooperate with many congressional probes into his administration, his family and his business interests.
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The White House's attempts to punish sanctuary cities for refusing to cooperate on immigration enforcement have also been halted by federal judges—three times.
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But Schneiderman's recent announcement called new attention to the entire incident, especially as he's accused the FCC of refusing to cooperate with his investigation.
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Erdogan also accused Mojeb - who visited Istanbul to discuss the investigation with his Turkish counterpart and inspect the Istanbul consulate - of refusing to cooperate.
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U.S. Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning has been jailed again on civil contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with a grand jury subpoena on Thursday.
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The Guess investigation into Kate Upton's sexual harassment allegations against co-founder Paul Marciano has hit another roadblock -- Kate's witness is refusing to cooperate.
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Bonthu, 44, was fired in March after refusing to cooperate with an internal investigation into whether he had violated the company's insider trading policy.
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"We are disappointed, however, that one key employee, the person who transmitted the false alert, is refusing to cooperate with our investigation," she added.
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One option would see Justice officials argue that local police departments refusing to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement illegally pre-empts federal law.
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The Trump administration ripped into what it called "fake news" reports Wednesday about states refusing to cooperate with its request for voter registration data.
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The employee responsible for the alert is apparently "refusing to cooperate" with the FCC's investigation, according to the agency's public safety head, Lisa M. Fowlkes.
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Miles Teller was arrested early Sunday morning after he was literally falling down drunk and refusing to cooperate with cops ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
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They also upset wealthier western European states, which had already grown impatient with them for refusing to cooperate on migration, climate change and other issues.
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The Italian authorities claim that the crew enabled illegal immigration by refusing to cooperate with the Libyan coastguard to hand over a group of 101 migrants.
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According to a senior intelligence official, who insisted on anonymity to discuss a delicate national security case, Mr. Bakr had been refusing to cooperate with investigators.
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The White House has been stonewalling the Government Accountability Office by refusing to cooperate with its requests, House Democratic lawmakers warned in a letter this week.
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This is a big question for Twitter going forward: Will it do more good by refusing to cooperate with Trump, or by working with his administration?
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That eight-page missive established the White House's official position of refusing to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry, which persisted throughout the House's months-long proceeding.
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Catherine Greig, 64, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to contempt of court charges for refusing to cooperate with investigators pursuing anyone who may have aided the pair.
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A growing number of states are refusing to cooperate fully with President Trump's voter fraud commission, setting the stage for a showdown over the nation's elections.
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Trump is refusing to cooperate with a series of investigations on issues ranging from his tax returns to his Washington hotel and his children's security clearances.
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Authorities suspect Monday's shooting to be gang-related, and that the victims who survived their injuries are refusing to cooperate with the investigation, according to the station.
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The wish list for Democrats features a number of other political figures — including Bolton — who may opt for Kupperman's tactic of refusing to cooperate pending court action.
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He also couldn't confirm TMZ's reports that Brown was refusing to cooperate, that the cops were seeking a search warrant, or that the SWAT team was involved.
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The employee who sent the false missile alert in Hawaii, causing widespread panic and confusion, is refusing to cooperate with the investigation, a federal official said Thursday.
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McAllister&aposs announcement came in the second day of a two-day hearing called by Robinson after federal prosecutors began refusing to cooperate with Cohen&aposs investigation.
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Twenty Uber employees were recently fired after the harassment investigation, and the head of its autonomous vehicle program was fired for refusing to cooperate in the lawsuit.
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In June 2014, he was banned by FIFA for 90 days from football-related activity for refusing to cooperate with an inquiry into corruption surrounding the votes.
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In some cases, she said, Republicans were helping pass legislation they had previously blocked, while on other issues Republicans were still refusing to cooperate, particularly on nominees.
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Indonesia's participation has since been limited, with Widodo preferring a unilateral approach and refusing to cooperate with Singapore on prosecution under its Transboundary Haze Pollution Act, said Varkkey.
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So when their leader rolls in refusing to cooperate with our heroes and spraying saliva like a bad Richard Nixon impression, it's especially hard to get on board.
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However, Las Vegas PD tells us they could not go forward in this type of case when the victim is refusing to cooperate and move forward with charges.
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Bonthu worked at Equifax from September 2003 until he was fired for refusing to cooperate with an internal investigation into potential insider trading, according to the SEC complaint.
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Now, with President Trump and William Barr, his attorney general, refusing to cooperate with congressional investigations, the Democrats in the House should take yet another lesson from Watergate.
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WASHINGTON — Michael D. Cohen, President Trump's personal lawyer, said on Tuesday that he was refusing to cooperate with House and Senate intelligence committee investigations into Russian election meddling.
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The verb "to stonewall" was popularized in the Nixon era, but in the end he did not go as far as Trump in refusing to cooperate with investigators.
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In 1982, the Justice Department did not bring charges against Anne Gorsuch Burford, who was then the Environmental Protection Agency administrator, for refusing to cooperate with congressional investigators.
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Trump is refusing to cooperate with a series of investigations into issues ranging from his tax returns and policy decisions to his Washington hotel and his children's security clearances.
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Erdogan accused the Saudi consul in Istanbul of lying "through his teeth" and the Saudi chief prosecutor of refusing to cooperate, stalling the process and not answering simple questions.
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Trump is refusing to cooperate with a series of investigations on issues ranging from his tax returns and policy decisions to his Washington hotel and his childrens security clearances.
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A FIFA ethics investigator last month recommended Al-Mohannadi be banned from the game for at least two-and-a-half years for refusing to cooperate with an inquiry.
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"Presidential security prevented the commission from accessing the archives of the presidency," the IVD said in the report, which also accused Prime Minister Youssef Chahed of refusing to cooperate.
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" Trump has been defiant throughout the months-long impeachment process, refusing to cooperate with House Democrats or accept a shred of culpability for landing in his current predicament. "No.
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The House now holds a second vote on a second article of impeachment that charges the Republican president with obstructing Congress by refusing to cooperate with the impeachment investigation.
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But the last straw, she said, was that a Vatican department was refusing to cooperate with a recommendation that all correspondence from victims of clerical abuse receive a response.
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Trump is refusing to cooperate with a series of investigations on issues ranging from his tax returns and policy decisions to his Washington hotel and his children's security clearances.
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It's still not clear which side instigated the violence — no charges appear to have been filed yet, and some of the stabbing victims are refusing to cooperate with police.
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The suspect appeared to have damaged his fingertips to try to avoid detection and was refusing to cooperate with law enforcement, Baltimore TV station WJZ and other local media reported.
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In a letter announcing Trump's stance in October, White House Counsel Pat Cipollone falsely declared that the House's impeachment proceedings were "constitutionally illegitimate" when refusing to cooperate in any way.
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The administration has been refusing to cooperate with a number of congressional probes of Trump, his family and his presidency, with the fight over his tax returns just one example.
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Read: George Papadopoulos had a meltdown on Twitter before checking into prison Manafort may be refusing to cooperate with Mueller in hopes of an eventual pardon from Trump, observers have speculated.
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A handful of cities including Chicago and San Francisco, meanwhile, are refusing to cooperate with new federal requirements for tougher immigration enforcement, prompting the Trump administration to threaten to withhold funding.
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It doesn't work magically — plenty of witnesses are still refusing to cooperate, and Congress is going to have to consider flexing its muscles and trying to sanction non-cooperators more severely.
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Chelsea Manning walked free today for the first time after spending two months in Virginia's Alexandria Detention Center for refusing to cooperate with a grand jury probing her relationship with WikiLeaks.
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The Trump administration is refusing to cooperate with the impeachment proceedings and has pressured some witnesses not to appear for scheduled depositions, even after receiving subpoenas to testify from the House.
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Democrats have confronted the Republican president and his administration for refusing to cooperate with at least six separate congressional investigations of Trump, his turbulent presidency, his family and his business interests.
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On the other hand, if the process moves to the Senate, Trump and his defenders may not be able to sustain their tactic of withholding information and refusing to cooperate. 3.
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"Instead, we should obtain the documents and information we requested from both parties, and if they continue obstructing our investigation and refusing to cooperate, we should consider compulsory measures," he added.
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But less than two weeks later, Booker was under fire again — not from the right for refusing to cooperate with Trump, but from the left for voting for some of Trump's nominees.
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So for her latest album drop, Swift is upping the game, refusing to cooperate even with subscription-based streaming services that pay artists high royalties and put a premium on their work.
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Senator Patrick J. Toomey of Pennsylvania, also skipping the convention, is visiting 13 counties in his state, where he has attacked Philadelphia's liberal mayor for refusing to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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Trump and his White House have accused House Democrats of a partisan effort to overturn the results of the 2016 election and an unfair process, refusing to cooperate in the impeachment investigation.
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Manchin and Brown, however, could cause funding to expire for a few days by refusing to cooperate on requests to speed up the time required to clear procedural hurdles on the floor.
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In the face of the blistering White House letter refusing to cooperate with their probe, Democrats expect they are likely done with any voluntary interviews for most witnesses, according to multiple Democratic sources.
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But Romney reportedly said he will vote against the second article, in which Trump allegedly obstructed Congress by refusing to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry, and pressuring potential witnesses not to comply.
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It was previously reported that the unnamed employee had previously made other mistakes during a tsunami drill when he became "confused" and "froze," and that he was refusing to cooperate with the investigation.
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Cuban officials investigating U.S. complaints of attacks on diplomats in Havana said talk of acoustic strikes was "science fiction" and they accused Washington of "slander" while refusing to cooperate fully with Cuba's enquiry.
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In Georgia, for example, the name of Brian Kemp, the Republican secretary of state, appeared in a just-declassified congressional report for refusing to cooperate with the federal government to protect election systems.
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He said Monday that he was refusing to cooperate with the subpoena because he believes investigators are trying to get him to impugn controversial Trump ally Roger Stone, who Nunberg called his mentor.
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The opinion is a strong signal that the White House's letter earlier this week refusing to cooperate with the impeachment probe without a full House vote authorizing it would not hold up in court.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... Mason got the ax from BIG3 on Monday for refusing to cooperate with a lawsuit against two Qatari investors who allegedly screwed the league out of millions of dollars.
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Refusing to cooperate was happening so often, Lyon said, that the city said "enough was enough" and took the unusual step Wednesday of banning unvaccinated people under age 18 from going to public places.
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We got the Guess co-founder out in Bev Hills Friday and wanted to get his take on Kate and her witness refusing to cooperate with an investigation by the Guess Board of Directors.
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But new data suggests that under President Trump, the decisions that local officials make about cooperating with ICE — or refusing to cooperate — actually matter a lot for ICE's ability to ramp up arrests and deportations.
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Meanwhile, descendants of Franco&aposs family are refusing to cooperate with authorities, mounting a legal case against plans to exhume the dictator and refusing to take his remains to the family sepulchral vault in Galicia.
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Eight years later, when HUAC launched its investigation of communism in Hollywood, the studios announced that they would no longer employ party members—and, as it came to pass, anyone refusing to cooperate with HUAC.
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Law enforcement officials have attempted to portray Apple as possibly complicit in handing over information to China's government for business reasons while refusing to cooperate with U.S. requests for access to private data in criminal cases.
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In most of the cases where Trump and his advisers are refusing to cooperate, they run the legal risk of contempt of Congress citations and legal enforcement actions that could result in fines and even imprisonment.
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In an aggressive response to congressional oversight, Trump is refusing to cooperate with a series of investigations into issues ranging from his tax returns and policy decisions to his Washington hotel and his children's security clearances.
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In most of the cases where Trump and his advisers are refusing to cooperate, they run the legal risk of contempt of Congress citations and court enforcement actions that could result in fines and even imprisonment.
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"We are disappointed however that one key employee, the person who transmitted the false alert is refusing to cooperate with our investigation," said Lisa Fowlkes, bureau chief of the FCC's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau.
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The White House has issued an "officially bitchy" eight-page letter to Congress refusing to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump, and Stephen Colbert has one thing to say: uh, you can't do that?
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The committees said that Dowd, on behalf of Parnas and Fruman, sent an email on Wednesday saying they "agree with and adopt the position of the White House counsel" refusing to cooperate with Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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The Judiciary Committee is focused on two possible articles of impeachment that would accuse the president of abuse of power in his dealings with Ukraine and obstruction of Congress for refusing to cooperate with investigating committees.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives passed the second of two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Wednesday, voting that Trump obstructed Congress by refusing to cooperate with a Democratic-led impeachment investigation.
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The House is set to vote on two articles of impeachment, including abuse of power concerning Trump's attempt to pressure Ukraine into investigating the Bidens and obstruction of Congress for refusing to cooperate in the probe.
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I urge the leaders of the nation's communities to reflect on the outcome of this case and consider carefully the harm they are doing to their citizens by refusing to cooperate with federal law enforcement officers.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow is still ready to work with London to investigate a chemical weapons attack in Britain on a former Russian double agent, but Britain is refusing to cooperate, Russia's foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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And on March 1, Mr. Kassem represented four Muslim-American citizens or green card holders who claimed that by refusing to cooperate with the government, they were put on a federal No Fly list, causing lost wages.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told other Democratic lawmakers Wednesday that former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski should've been immediately held in contempt for refusing to cooperate with lawmakers during a Congressional hearing, the Washington Post first reported.
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Financial violations alleged By contrast, Clinton fired Sessions after the issuance of a report that alleged ethical problems including "evading taxes and refusing to cooperate with an investigation of a home mortgage loan," The New York Times reported.
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"The so-called High Negotiations Committee is refusing to cooperate equally with the Moscow and Cairo platforms and is in fact sabotaging fully fledged dialogue," she said, referring to two smaller opposition groups that curry favor in Moscow.
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" He added, "I urge the leaders of the nation's communities to reflect on the outcome of this case and consider carefully the harm they are doing to their citizens by refusing to cooperate with federal law enforcement officers.
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Uber will do its best to distance itself from Mr. Levandowski, who was in charge of the ride-hailing company's autonomous vehicle team when he was fired in May 2017 for refusing to cooperate with its legal defense.
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We also see Trump or his agents dangling pardons before Paul Manafort and Roger Stone, the two advisers who had the closest political contacts with Russia and WikiLeaks, leading to both men refusing to cooperate with the investigation.
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Testimony from other witnesses has put the credibility of Trump's most favorable witness into serious doubt as the White House struggles to define a response to the House's ongoing impeachment inquiry beyond simply refusing to cooperate with it.
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The all-male hierarchy of the group, whose top leaders are not clerics but take vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, have defied the pope, refusing to cooperate with the investigation of the sacking or recognise the inquiry's legitimacy.
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However, after careful consideration of the evidence developed in the hearings, the public disclosures, the legal precedents, and the trial, I believe the President deliberately and unconstitutionally obstructed Congress by refusing to cooperate with the investigation in any way.
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Trump is already embroiled in a controversy over the company's acquisition of Time Warner, with the White House refusing to cooperate with House Democrats who are investigating whether the president sought to intervene in federal regulators' review of the merger.
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"I urge the leaders of the nation's communities to reflect on the outcome of this case and consider carefully the harm they are doing to their citizens by refusing to cooperate with federal law enforcement officers," Sessions said in a statement.
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Former adviser to President Clinton Susan McDougal — who went to prison for refusing to testify during the Whitewater scandal — said that she does not understand why Sam Nunberg would risk a prison sentence by refusing to cooperate with his subpoena.
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Mr. Trump also praised Paul Manafort, his former campaign manager who was convicted of financial fraud this week, for refusing to cooperate with the Justice Department and said that plea agreements, an essential tool for prosecutors, should maybe be outlawed.
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The government placed Michael on administrative leave for refusing to cooperate with the investigation, but it did not notify Schulte's defense of the action until six months later before Michael served as a witness for the government, according to the Times.
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As Yglesias has written, lawmakers could also take the more measured step of refusing to cooperate with Trump on legislation he desperately wants passed, like his USMCA North American trade agreement, to try to force his top officials to cooperate.
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In a letter to Aung San Suu Kyi, the museum said that she has enabled the ethnic cleansing of the country's Rohingya Muslim population by refusing to cooperate with the United Nations and blocking journalists from reporting on the crisis.
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She said she doesn't know who they are, but speculated that the men could be members of the local gangs, so common in Honduras, who have threatened her family and others in the past for refusing to cooperate with them.
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The White House adopted a scorched-earth stance against the inquiry, refusing to cooperate in any capacity, but that has failed to stanch the daily revelations emanating from Capitol Hill as lawmakers hear from a parade of current and former Trump officials.
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The White House, meanwhile, is taking a page out of its Russia-investigation playbook as it deals with the impeachment inquiry by refusing to cooperate with the investigation, blocking witnesses from talking to lawmakers, and refusing to turn over documents requested by Congress.
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On the other hand, if President Trump chooses to alienate him -- as he has our Canadian and European allies -- López Obrador could become a thorn in his side by refusing to cooperate on critical bilateral issues, such as drugs, cartels, trade and investment.
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A senior intelligence official, who insisted on anonymity to discuss a sensitive national security case, said hours before the suicide became known that Mr. Bakr had been refusing to cooperate with investigators, who suspected that he was in contact with the Islamic State.
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By a 24-15 vote, the panel recommended that the full House of Representatives find Barr and Ross in contempt for refusing to cooperate with an investigation of the Trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 U.S. Census.
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When George W. Bush was president, the House voted to hold his chief of staff, Joshua B. Bolten, and the White House counsel, Harriet E. Miers, in contempt for refusing to cooperate with an investigation into the mass firings of federal prosecutors.
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It's just the latest instance in which President Donald Trump has sought to target sanctuary cities — which do not allow local law enforcement to share information with ICE or hand over immigrants in their custody — for refusing to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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The House voted mostly along party lines a week before Christmas to pass two articles of impeachment alleging that Trump abused his power by pressuring the Ukrainian government to investigate his political opponents and obstructed Congress for refusing to cooperate with Democrats' inquiry.
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In remarks at congressional Republicans' retreat in Philadelphia, Mr. Trump portrayed the decision to cancel the meeting as his own and issued a stern warning to Mr. Peña Nieto about the consequences of refusing to cooperate with him on financing the wall.
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The "Modern Family" star just filed a new motion in her never-ending legal fight with Nick Loeb, asking a judge to make him fork over documentation to confirm he's a real Pelican State resident, after allegedly refusing to cooperate with her lawyers' requests.
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WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency's internal watchdog has rebuked the agency's chief of staff for refusing to cooperate with an inquiry into whether he pressured a scientist to alter her congressional testimony, calling his actions a "flagrant problem" and referring the matter to Congress.
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Trump has sought to use immigration raids as a means of intimidating immigrants and targeting sanctuary cities — which do not allow local law enforcement to share information with ICE or hand over immigrants in their custody — for refusing to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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The World Antidoping Agency brought a complaint against Sun to CAS after swimming's national governing body declined to penalize him for refusing to cooperate with three antidoping officials who traveled to his home in China to retrieve blood and urine samples from him for testing.
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WADA brought a complaint against Sun, currently China's most famous athlete, to the court after swimming's international governing body declined to penalize him for refusing to cooperate with three antidoping officials who had traveled to his home in China to retrieve blood and urine samples.
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But whereas Mr. Clinton and former President Richard M. Nixon grudgingly engaged with Congress — at least to some extent — as it built impeachment cases against them, Mr. Trump's White House has thus far responded only by declaring the House's inquiry illegitimate and refusing to cooperate.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is set for another showdown between rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran when it meets on Thursday in the Austrian capital, with Riyadh trying to revive coordinated action or a formal oil output target, but Tehran refusing to cooperate.
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And now that the Ukraine scandal is driving the impeachment inquiry, Trump has once more reverted to his obstruction playbook, attempting to prevent the House from learning the full scope of his potentially impeachable offenses by refusing to cooperate in any way with the House's investigation.
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To briefly review the bidding, Mr. Manafort, who served as President Trump's campaign chairman in 2016, spent months refusing to cooperate with Mr. Mueller in the face of what seemed an overwhelming set of fraud charges and the prospect of a financially ruinous pair of trials.
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Trump has opted for a battle plan that comes down to an attack on the constitutional state by refusing to cooperate in investigations by Congress, keeping witnesses away and basically claiming that the president is all-powerful, can do as he pleases and is above the law.
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President Trump has repeatedly attacked sanctuary cities — which include New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia and San Francisco — saying that refusing to cooperate with federal immigration authorities to transfer those arrested into the custody of ICE jeopardizes public safety, and that such places have become havens for criminals.
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Although it is true that the Democrats are moving quickly and without full information, largely by virtue of the White House refusing to cooperate, the majority of the scholarly panel this week was correct to suggest that this is a "code red" moment in American democracy.
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STOCKHOLM — Prime Minister Stefan Lofven of Sweden lost a vote of confidence on Tuesday after an election this month led to the ouster of his minority coalition and left the country with a hung Parliament, with both main political blocs refusing to cooperate with the anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats.
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As Morgan Chalfant and Brett Samuels write, while Trump has remained defiant throughout the process, refusing to cooperate and raging against what he deems an unfair, politically-motivated sham, he has occasionally acknowledged the historical weight of impeachment and lamented its toll on his presidency and his family.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More than half a dozen committees of the U.S. Congress are investigating President Donald Trump, who is refusing to cooperate with most of them since the April 18 release of the Mueller report on Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, setting up a likely court battle.
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But Mr. Kerry — who White House aides say has complained in Situation Room meetings about the lack of clout to force Mr. Assad to make good on his commitments — argued that the Syrian leader would be making a mistake to believe he would pay no price for refusing to cooperate.
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Stephen Colbert mocks 'officially bitchy' White House letter refusing to cooperate with impeachment inquiry Chance the Rapper has the best damn time on James Corden's 'Carpool Karaoke' Seth Meyers calls out Republicans' hypocrisy on trusting the CIA and FBI Lizzo's 'Truth Hurts' gets a Microsoft Paint music video and it's perfect
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Chance the Rapper has the best damn time on James Corden's 'Carpool Karaoke' Stephen Colbert mocks 'officially bitchy' White House letter refusing to cooperate with impeachment inquiry Lizzo's 'Truth Hurts' gets a Microsoft Paint music video and it's perfect Andrew Scott shares his thoughts on being dubbed Hot Priest from 'Fleabag'
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In October 1949, the name Nancy Davis appeared in a Hollywood newspaper on a list of signers of a supporting brief urging the Supreme Court to overturn the convictions of two screenwriters who had been blacklisted after being found guilty of contempt for refusing to cooperate with the House Un-American Activities Committee.
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Lily Collins gives a thoroughly amazing performance as 20-year-old anorexic Ellen, who's reaching a key point of collapse as she builds a cynical wall around herself, refusing to cooperate with treatment, no matter how her half-sister Kelly (Liana Liberato, also terrific) cajoles her, or her brittle stepmother Susan (Carrie Preston) pushes her.
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New York Times journalist Judith Miller was jailed for 85 days by the George W. Bush administration for refusing to cooperate with a Department of Justice investigation into CIA leakers, and her colleague, James Risen, fought a seven year legal battle with the Bush and Obama administrations to avoid having to disclose a source.
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Photo: Getty On Tuesday, the FCC finally unveiled its plans to kill net neutrality, and on the same day, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman publicly excoriated the agency for refusing to cooperate with his office's investigation into the hundreds of thousands of likely fake comments that were filed in support of ending the open web.
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Not only did the studios fire and refuse to hire Communists, their allies, and anyone refusing to cooperate with HUAC, but they also required suspect employees to renounce all ties to the party and its front groups, testify before HUAC, join an anticommunist organization, condemn Soviet imperialism, and commit never to associate with the party again.
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Perhaps Manafort has determined on his own that his best chance to earn a pardon is to walk away from Mueller (though it is unclear why Manafort would curry favor with Trump by cooperating with Mueller and then lying; Manafort could have sent the same message of loyalty by refusing to cooperate at all in the first place).
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And Schiff has declined to press the courts for the testimony of those refusing to cooperate — a significant tactical shift from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse to vote on bill to ensure citizenship for children of overseas service members As impeachment goes public, forget 'conventional wisdom' What this 'impeachment' is really about — and it's not the Constitution MORE's (D-N.
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House Democrats played clips of President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE talking about refusing to cooperate with Congress in the House's impeachment inquiry as they questioned witnesses Wednesday about whether Trump engaged in impeachable conduct.
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Oversight Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) said his panel was forced to take the step because top OPM officials were refusing to cooperate with a congressional investigation into the hacks, which exposed over 20 million people's sensitive information.
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George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayLawmakers, social media users praise photo of Pelosi confronting Trump George Conway accuses Trump of being a 'sociopath' George Conway donates to Trump challenger Joe Walsh MORE, a conservative lawyer and the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayTrump embarks on Twitter spree amid impeachment inquiry, Syria outrage The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Trump offers condolences on frequent foe Cummings: 'Very hard, if not impossible, to replace' MORE, in a new interview denounced a White House letter refusing to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry, calling it a "garbage" defense that "virtually guarantees" President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's impeachment.
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