@CNN: Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner is providing records to the House Judiciary Committee for its probe into obstruction of justice, according to a source. The move indicates that the conclusion of Mueller’s probe does not mean the end of investigations https://t.co/jC0JGWlyzR https://t.co/O5GL49WMxO

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Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner is providing records to the House Judiciary Committee for its probe into obstruction of justice, according to a source. The move indicates that the conclusion of Mueller's probe does not mean the end of investigations https://t.co/jC0JGWlyzR pic.twitter.com/O5GL49WMxO

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