Justice Department agrees to return Rep. Andy Ogles' phone, signaling end of campaign finance probe
The Justice Department has agreed to return Tennessee Republican congressman Andy Ogles’ personal cellphone that was seized during an investigation into his campaign finances, signaling it's abandoning its probe into the President Donald Trump supporter
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