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[Q]: Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif.) said that committee Republicans had blocked Democrats’ efforts to subpoena Deutsche Bank for financial records related to President Trump’s family on the suspicion that Russians “may have laundered money through Trump properties.” Democrats also were stymied in their effort to subpoena executives at Twitter  Schiff said  to secure the direct messages that members of Trump’s inner circle exchanged with representatives of WikiLeaks and its founder  Julian Assange  who Democrats believe acted as Russian intermediaries during the 2016 presidential campaign.
“If there’s credible information that Ivanka Trump had contact with any participants in that meeting at the time of that meeting . . . I think it would be valuable to have her come and testify before the committee ”  Schiff  said.
 He  added that  he  believes the committee should invite former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon to testify  saying “it’s my expectation that he will be doing so.”
 Schiff  said Thursday that the committee has interviewed 56 witnesses — half the number of people that have appeared before the Senate Intelligence Committee   Schiff  said  meaning there are “dozens” of witnesses they have yet to bring in.
 A spokesman for Nunes  declined to comment.
 Schiff  also said that  he  would hold Ryan responsible if the House probe “is prematurely curtailed for political reasons.”
Ryan responded in a statement: “While  Mr. Schiff  tries to distract from the serious  bipartisan review that’s been underway for nearly a year  we will stay focused on following the facts and working to safeguard the upcoming election.”
[A]: Schiff lays out Republican efforts to block access in Russia probe


[Q]: Jeremy Corbyn to declare in speech "Labour is ready" for government.
LONDON â  Jeremy Corbyn  will tell activists Labour "is ready for government" and that it is a "government in waiting" in his speech to close the party's conference on Wednesday.
Following rifts in the cabinet over how to deal with Brexit becoming public in recent weeks   Corbyn  will say: "The Tories are more interested in posturing for personal advantage than in getting the best deal for Britain. Never has the national interest been so ill-served on such a vital issue. If there were no other reason for the Tories to go  their self-interested Brexit bungling would be reason enough.
 Corbyn  will challenge the Conservative government to "pull yourself together" after Theresa May's Florence speech failed to break the stalemate in Brexit negotiations  with European Council president Donald Tusk saying on Tuesday that there has not been "sufficient progress" to allow talks to advance.
In his keynote speech   Corbyn  will say: "Yes  we didnât do quite well enough and we remain in opposition for now. But we have become a government-in-waiting.
 Corbyn  will say: "The disregard for rampant inequality  the hollowing out of our public services  the disdain for the powerless and the poor have made our society more brutal and less caring.
A Labour source said on Tuesday that  Corbyn  will also use his conference speech to announce details of a number of new policies.
[A]: Jeremy Corbyn says Labour is 'ready for government'


[Q]: But as Sen. Blanche Lincoln proved by winning the bruising Democratic primary runoff  Democrats do not necessarily serve at the pleasure of the party's left flank. Lincoln survived a massive and unprecedented mobilization by labor unions and liberal advocacy groups in Arkansas  raising questions anew about the political power of the progressive movement.
 Labor alone spent some $10 million on the race  airing an onslaught of advertisements assailing Lincoln for her connections with corporate interests  and had hundreds of paid workers in the state canvassing on behalf of her runoff opponent  Lt. Gov. Bill Halter. High-level union organizers poured into the state in the closing days of the campaign  feeding facts and figures to reporters to tout the likelihood of Lincoln's defeat _ a victory they were convinced was theirs.
 Lincoln's win stunned labor and progressive leaders. But regardless  they said every penny spent to support Halter was worth it. Forcing Lincoln into a race for survival  they said  demonstrated to other moderate Democrats in the country that support from the party's liberal base cannot be taken for granted.
 Steve Rosenthal  a veteran labor organizer who was a key strategist in the campaign against Lincoln  said forcing her into a runoff and having Halter come within four percentage points of her on Tuesday was "a phenomenal victory."
 "There are other senators sitting on Capitol Hill saying  `I don't want to go through what Senator Lincoln went through ' and that's the important lesson " Rosenthal said. "The labor movement is about protecting rights and expanding rights for workers. As long as the labor movement is seen as spending its resources only to protect Democrats  it loses."
 It was an audacious move for labor to take on a sitting senator in a conservative right-to-work state that gave rise to Wal-Mart and where labor unions have long been weak. But the labor movement was bullish  believing Lincoln to be vulnerable. In Halter  an ambitious politician who had long eyed higher office  the movement believed it had found the right vessel with which to sink Lincoln.
[A]:
New Questions About Progressives' Power