House Republicans Delayed in Effort to Question Former Trump Prosecutor

A federal appeals court temporarily blocked House Judiciary Committee Republicans from questioning former Manhattan prosecutor Mark Pomerantz about the criminal case against Donald Trump.
Pomerantz worked on the Manhattan district attorney's investigation into Trump and wrote a book about his experience.
The district attorney, Alvin L. Bragg, sued Representative Jim Jordan to stop the interview of Pomerantz, but a federal judge declined to stop it.
The Second Circuit granted a temporary stay of the interview, delaying Republican attempts to impede Bragg.
The legal process is likely to be lengthy, and the question of whether Pomerantz will be questioned is likely to extend into at least next week.