Trump, Pompeo to examine missing Saudi lobbyist; Feinstein needs to return to Kavanaugh if Dems win

President Trump said the U.S. needs replies in the vanishing of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi and that he expects a full report from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo when he meets with him Thursday. In the mean time, Turkish police apparently looked through a Saudi emissary's home in the Khashoggi examination

A Treasury Department representative has been accused of releasing secret monetary data on previous Trump authorities as the organization gets serious about leakers

Law based Sen. Dianne Feinstein said she needs to revive the sexual unfortunate behavior claims against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is Democrats win the Senate in the November midterms

A government judge blamed State Department authorities for endeavoring to defeat claims looking for data on Hillary Clinton's private email server and her treatment of the 2012 Benghazi fear assault

A liberal gathering supported by tycoon George Soros terminated an agent the day after he was captured for a physical fight with the female battle administrator for Nevada GOP gubernatorial competitor Adam Laxalt

President Trump said he needs replies in the vanishing and assumed demise of Saudi lobbyist Jamal Khashoggi, yet is opposing the possibility of the FBI directing its very own examination _ Trump said he would get a full preparation from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo after he restored the United States on Wednesday. Pompeo ventured out to Riyadh and Ankara, where he had chats with Saudi and Turkish pioneers about Khashoggi's vanishing and their different examinations. Turkish wrongdoing scene examiners looked through the home of the Saudi diplomat general in Istanbul on Wednesday