| | Attorney General Jeff Sessions defended himself fiercely Tuesday from any suggestion that he has lied in his testimony before Congress about his knowledge of contacts between the Trump campaign and Russian officials. "I will not accept - and reject - accusations that I have ever lied," Sessions testified under oath before the House Judiciary Committee. "That is a lie." Sessions' testimony at the House hearing was his first appearance before Congress since two former Trump campaign advisers testified that they told Sessions about their contacts with Russia. Those revelations - from former advisers George Papadopoulos and Carter Page - appeared to contradict previous testimony that Sessions gave to the Senate.
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