| With one hearing down on Wednesday and one more to go, Mueller echoed the findings of his report and told lawmakers that the Russian government had interceded in the election to benefit President Donald Trump, but he did not find enough evidence to charge a conspiracy. And he repeated that he had declined to determine whether Trump had committed obstruction because of a Justice Department rule that a sitting president cannot be charged with a crime. |  |
News Alert Wednesday, July 24 |
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