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Mueller subpoenas Trump Org

Sources says Trump ready to replace national security adviser

AFP, Washington
The special counsel investigating Moscow’s influence on the US election has subpoenaed the company founded by Donald Trump to turn over documents related to Russia, a report said Thursday, bringing the probe closerto the president.
For the first time since launching his investigation, Robert Mueller had subpoenas delivered to the Trump Organization in recent weeks ordering it to hand over all documents related to Russia and other issues under investigation, The New York Times reported, citing two people briefed on the matter.
The Trump Organization, an umbrella company including global real estate, hotel, and golf course properties as well as licensing, sales and brand development operations, did not directly confirm the latest subpoenas, and downplayed the Times report as "old news."
Asked for comment on the develop-
ment, White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said: "We are going to continue to cooperate" with Mueller.
The revelation comes as Mueller, who is also examining Moscow's alleged collusion with the Trump campaign, has appeared to try to broaden his investigation to include
the influence that foreign money may have played on Trump’s political activities.
Mueller has begun probing efforts by Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner to get foreign investors beyond Russia to provide financing for his company during the presidential transition,
CNN reported last month.
The special counsel has so far indicted 13 Russians for interfering in the 2016 US presidential race, and six other people including four former Trump aides or staffers.
In an interview with the Times last July, the president said that the special counsel would be crossing a "red line" if he probed his family's finances beyond any relationship with Russia.
But he stopped short of saying whether he would seek to fire Mueller fortakingsuch action.
The Washington Post Thursday reported thatTrump has decided to sack National Security Advisor HR McMaster, in what would be the latest in a string of high-profile White House departures,.
The newspaper said that Trump is discussing potential replacements for McMaster, but is willing to take his time because he wants to avoid humiliating him as well as to have a successor ready.