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Mueller report: How Congress can and will follow up on an incomplete and redacted document

  • Written by Charles Tiefer, Professor of law, University of Baltimore
Morning clouds cover Capitol Hill in Washington, April 12, 2019AP/J. Scott Applewhite

The release on April 18 of a redacted version of the Mueller report came after two years of allegations, speculation and insinuation – but not a lot of official information about what really happened between the Trump campaign and Russia.

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