WASHINGTON, D.C.: The scandal over Russian meddling in last year’s presidential election returns to the forefront of Washington politics after weeks of quiet on Monday, when two top officials from the Obama administration are set to testify in Congress.
Sally Yates—acting attorney general in the Trump administration for 10 days before being fired—could bring new pressure on the White House over what it knew about former national security advisor Michael Flynn’s communications with Russian officials.
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