Key Russia Probe Splinters as Grassley, Feinstein Set Own Paths
- Judiciary chairman, top Democrat launch separate inquiries
- Grassley looking into Hillary Clinton emails, uranium case
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The Senate Judiciary Committee’s bipartisan Russia probe has fractured, with Chairman Chuck Grassley and ranking Democrat Dianne Feinstein saying they’re each going to set their own path on the investigation.
The two senators spoke on the Senate floor Tuesday, where they agreed to pursue different issues without giving up on the original probe -- into the reasons President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey and Russian attempts to interfere in the election.