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Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller will make his first public statement on the Russian investigation Wednesday at 15:00 GMT in Washington, but will not answer any questions, the US Department of Justice said. True to his usual reservations, the former head of the Federal Police (FBI) has not spoken publicly since he took the lead in this investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. delivered the written conclusions at the end of March. A White House official said the presidency "was informed" Tuesday night of his intervention, details of which remain unknown. In his investigation report, a document of more than 400 pages written after 22 months of investigations, Robert Mueller has exonerated Donald Trump suspicions of collusion with Moscow during the campaign of 2016. Read the full article

He had supervised the delicate Russian investigation for almost two years. The US Department of Justice's number two, Rod Rosenstein, announced Monday (April 29th) that he will step down on May 11th. This long-awaited departure follows the closure of investigations by Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller, who has not found evidence of an agreement between Moscow and Donald Trump's campaign team in the 2016 presidential election. "Our elections are safer and our citizens better informed of the secret efforts of foreign powers to influence our elections," writes Rod Rosenstein in a letter to President Trump, whom he thanks for the "courtesy and humor" he has shows in their exchanges.......... Read the full article

Several US publishers have managed to get out of printed or audio versions of the Russian investigating report interference in the 2016 campaign, made public last Thursday. Americans are passionate about the report of Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller, the result of his long investigation into the Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential campaign that brought Donald Trump to the White House. Four days after it was made public, three books containing the report, redacted from its confidential data, appeared Monday among the first five book sales on the Amazon US site. Leading the sales, the version of the publisher Scribner, in collaboration with the Washington Post, was pulled to 350,000 copies, according to a spokesman for Simon & Schuster, home of the publisher. He did not want to communicate the number of pre-orders or digital copies. The book is 736 pages, including preface and commentary by two Washington Post journalists, Rosalind Helderman and Matt Zapotosky. An audio version recorded in three days An audio version was also available on Monday. In order for it to be completed in a few days, Simon & Schuster mobilized 16 narrators, including four Post journalists. All were recorded simultaneously..... Read the full article

"What good is plunging the country into a losing battle, less than two years from the next presidential election?" US Democrats are divided over the past few days over the political risks of President Donald Trump's removal from office for obstruction of justice, an offense they believe is proven by the report of Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller. But in view of the re-election in 2020, the Republicans and the president took advantage of the fact that Robert Mueller had itself recommended not prosecuted for close ranks and try to turn the Russian page. "This is a very difficult decision," said Sunday the Democrat Adam Schiff, head of the Intelligence Committee of the House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress that the Democrats have been controlling since January. "Maybe we'll go that far, maybe not," said the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, who would launch hostilities, Jerry Nadler. First, it is necessary to "evaluate all the evidence", he said on NBC.... Read the full article