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In legal filings made as part of his phone-hacking lawsuit, Harry said he was "scared" Chelsy Davy would be " harassed to death."

The Duke of Sussex arrived at the Royal Courts of Justice using a side door on Tuesday after bumping into a photographer at the main entrance the day before.

Associated Newspapers Limited, which Harry and a number of high-profile figures are suing over illegal information gathering, released a statement on Monday.

"This is a flagrant example of a federal agency using its power to examine the contacts of journalists," AP Executive Editor Julie Pace wrote in a letter.

Christopher Michael Garcia, 17, was charged with the murder of Misael Sanchez, 19, after the teenager allegedly stabbed the other to death during a fight in Austin last month.

President Donald Trump demanded a U.S. Department of Justice investigation into allegations that the DOJ or the FBI infiltrated his presidential campaign -- something he suggested was ordered by the Obama administration.

The president's claims that Obama wiretapped Trump Tower aren't true even after Manafort disclosure, say legal experts.

In a stunning late night filing, the Department of Justice stated that neither the FBI nor its National Security Division wiretapped Trump Tower, contradicting a bombshell claim Trump made in a series of early morning tweets on March 4.

The request comes as some Republican lawmakers, many of whom have stridently defended U.S. surveillance programs in the past, express sudden interest in considering additional privacy safeguards.

The former presidential frontrunner is criticized for spinning 'conspiracy theories.'

Democrats were upset that Nunes made the comments to the media and then briefed Trump in the White House without informing them.

The bureau monitored a Russian crime ring in the building from 2011 to 2013.

Rep. Devin Nunes said he obtained the information from a source he did not identify. Democrats said they had not been consulted about the information before the news conference.

FBI Director is expected to be asked about the president's surveillance assertions at a hearing Monday.

A congressional official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the House Intelligence Committee was examining the documents and might issue a public statement about them.

Trump made explosive accusations amid a Russia scandal in his administration.

Trump accused Obama of wiretapping him during the late stages of the campaign, but provided no evidence. Obama said through a spokesman that it was "simply false."

The president said that "wiretapping" covers "surveillance and many other things."

The official told Reuters that the charge made by Fox News analyst Andrew Napolitano was "totally untrue and quite frankly absurd."

The White House press secretary said Trump doesn't think President Obama wiretapped him, even though he tweeted that.

President Trump accused his Democratic predecessor of wiretapping him, a charge that Obama spokesman Kevin Lewis said was "simply false."

Kellyanne Conway made the remarks to a New Jersey newspaper.

Sean Spicer's press conference came on the day the Department of Justice has been asked to provide documents related to President Trump's wiretapping claim.

The House Intelligence Committee has set a Monday deadline for Justice to turn over any evidence it may have related to the president's accusations.

Republican Representative Devin Nunes told reporters that if Trump's assertion were true, leaders of Congress and the chairman of its two intelligence committees should have been briefed.

It's fair to say there have been some developments since Sean Spicer's last on-camera briefing.

The New York Times reported that Comey asked the Department of Justice to speak out against wiretapping claims.

FBI head James Comey has asked the Justice Department to reject Trump's accusation that former President Barack Obama ordered a wiretap at Trump Tower.

Origins of the explosive claim apparently lie in Breitbart, talk radio and the reports of a former British MP.

Comey says Trump's accusations are false and is worried about FBI credibility, 'New York Times' reports.