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WASHINGTON (AP) — A Senate aide says the Senate Intelligence committee has received some material it requested from two of President Donald Trump's associates. The committee requested lists of meetings with Russian officials during the presidential campaign and transition as well as lists of any other meetings the associates are aware of.
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — The lawyer for a Tulsa police officer says Betty Jo Shelby is elated that a jury has found her not guilty in the shooting of an unarmed black man last September. Defense Attorney Shannon McMurray says Shelby is "elated and very proud of her jury." McMurray says Shelby is ready to get back to her life.
UNDATED (AP) — Stocks drop as financial markets are rattled by the latest turbulence in Washington and fears that it could stymie Trump's efforts to enact tax reform and other business-friendly policies. Small-company stocks, which would see outsized benefits from corporate tax cuts, fell much more than the rest of the market. Bond prices soared, sending yields lower, and gold prices rose as investors shifted money out of riskier assets. The dollar fell against other currencies.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Robert Mueller took office as FBI director in 2001 expecting to dig into drug cases, white-collar misdeeds and violent crime. A week later, 9/11 happened. Overnight, his mission changed and Mueller spent the next 12 years wrestling the agency into a battle-hardened terrorism-fighting force. Now, Mueller once again finds himself catapulted into the midst of explosive events as the special counsel who will investigate potential coordination between Russia and the Trump campaign.
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Las Vegas police say an officer used a stun gun seven times and an unapproved neck hold on a man in a deadly chase at a casino over the weekend. Clark County Undersheriff Kevin McMahill said Wednesday that an officer reported that he thought the man was trying to carjack a pickup truck before the officer used the stun gun and choking technique to subdue him early Sunday at The Venetian.
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