GOP's attempts to shield Trump from indictment face resistance from Manhattan DA.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office has responded to House Republicans' demand that he testify to Congress on a possible indictment of former President Trump, stating that they will not be intimidated and will follow the law without fear or favor. The Republicans had sent a letter to Bragg demanding documents related to his Trump investigation and testimony before Congress after reports said Trump could face an indictment this week. Trump had claimed he expected to be arrested on Tuesday, but the district attorney's office did not confirm his claim.