A Republican-controlled committee voted to grant itself expansive subpoena power to seek documents from Obama-era officials related to the Russia investigation launched in 2016
WASHINGTON—A Republican-controlled Senate committee voted to grant itself expansive subpoena power to seek documents from federal agencies and dozens of Obama-era officials related to the Russia investigation launched in 2016, rejecting Democratic complaints that the effort was a political errand for President Trump.
The subpoena authority will allow the Senate Homeland Security Committee to open up wide lanes for Republicans to pursue additional investigations into the FBI’s handling of its Crossfire Hurricane probe into...
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