Congress asks Trump attorney Michael Cohen to turn over documents, testify

The Washington Post 2017-05-30

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Congressional investigators asked President Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, to turn over documents related to potential contacts with Russia and testify in front of Congress — but on May 30, Cohen said he'd refused to do so.
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