WASHINGTON—Members of the congressional intelligence committees said Sunday the panels would scrutinize President Donald Trump’s claim that former President Barack Obama had wiretapped him during the presidential campaign, though they hadn’t seen evidence the allegations were true. “I’m sure this matter will be part of this inquiry” into Russian interference with the presidential election, said Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas on Fox News Sunday. He added, “I’ve seen no evidence of the allegation we’ve seen in the...

Source: Wall Street Journal March 05, 2017 19:15 UTC