The New York Times has gone to court to try to get copies of documents created by fired FBI director James Comey after his conversations with President Donald Trump.
June 16, 2017 at 02:03 PM
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The New York Times has gone to court to try to get copies of documents created by fired FBI director James Comey after his conversations with President Donald Trump.
The Southern District lawsuit was filed Friday, a day after CNN sued the Justice Department in Washington, seeking the same information. Both actions seek documents Comey told the Senate he created earlier this year immediately after meetings and conversations with the president.
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