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  • Devan Cole
    Breaking News Reporter, CNN Politics

    Devan Cole is a CNN Politics reporter covering breaking news in Washington, DC.

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  • WASHINGTON, DC DECEMBER 11: Michael Horowitz, inspector general for the Justice Department, arrives to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee in the Hart Senate Office Building on December 11, 2019 in Washington, DC. Horowitz is answering questions regarding the report he released Monday on the FBIs investigation into possible connections between Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and the Trump campaign. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

    DOJ watchdog has a long career in professional oversight

  • Bloomberg to donate $10 million to House Democrats facing attacks by GOP amid impeachment proceedings

  • Bloomberg says Trump would 'eat alive' the current Democratic field

  • Washington Post: Top US officials repeatedly misled public about Afghanistan War

  • Trump to meet with Russian foreign minister Tuesday

  • Virginia Democratic rep in swing district faces heat at town hall over impeachment

  • Trump warns Kim could lose 'special relationship' after North Korea claims 'important' test at missile site

  • Nadler: Jury would convict Trump in impeachment in 'three minutes flat'

  • Pennsylvania state rep accused of stealing $500k from her charity for fur coats, vacation and campaign resigns

  • Haley: Dylann Roof 'hijacked' Confederate flag from people who saw it as symbolizing 'service, and sacrifice and heritage'

  • Anti-impeachment witness says he's received threats since Judiciary Committee hearing

  • New York Times: Giuliani traveled to Hungary and Ukraine to meet with ex-prosecutors in effort to defend Trump

  • 'I'm insulted': Constitutional expert rejects suggestion she wasn't read up on impeachment proceedings

  • Georgia governor defies Trump in appointing businesswoman to US Senate

  • Rep. Duncan Hunter pleads guilty for misusing campaign funds

  • Washington Post: Barr 'disagrees' with DOJ watchdog report that says Russia probe was justified

  • House Democrats sue attorney general, commerce secretary to force them to comply with census question probe

  • Trump signs animal cruelty act into law

  • GOP senator backtracks on Ukraine hacking claim: 'I was wrong'

  • Supreme Court won't throw out climate scientist's defamation suit against National Review

  • Supreme Court declines to review murder case chronicled in 'Serial' podcast

  • Nevada Rep. Dina Titus endorses Biden