Inspector General To Review Trump's Document Declassification OrderOn Monday, President Trump ordered the unredacted release of some documents linked to the Russian meddling investigation.
Brett Kavanaugh Accusations Echo A Previous High-Profile SCOTUS SagaHe's not the first Supreme Court nominee to be accused of sexual misconduct: Justice Clarence Thomas faced allegations from Anita Hill.
DHS Investigates FEMA Administrator Over Use Of Official CarsThe investigation centers on whether Administrator Brock Long used official vehicles without authorization on trips to his home in North Carolina.
Giuliani: Trump Allies Didn't Know Lawyer Was Russian. Yes, They Did"I don't even know if they knew she was Russian at the time," Giuliani said of Natalia Veselnitskaya. They knew she was Russian.
White House Insists President Trump 'Did Nothing Wrong'Many experts think Michael Cohen's statements in court implicate President Trump.
Michael Cohen Admits To Violating Campaign Finance Laws, Tax FraudPresident Trump's former personal attorney admitted to multiple crimes, including bank fraud, tax fraud and campaign finance violations.
Jury Finds Paul Manafort Guilty Of Bank And Tax FraudPaul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign manager, was charged with 18 counts in this case.
Michael Cohen Reportedly Reached Plea Deal With Federal ProsecutorsMichael Cohen was President Donald Trump's personal attorney for years.
The Omarosa Drama Is Putting Trump's Nondisclosures In The SpotlightAnd it's not clear whether it would even hold up in court.
Paul Manafort's Defense Questions Rick Gates' ReliabilityPaul Manafort's former business partner, Rick Gates, took the stand for the second day to testify for the prosecution.
What You Need To Know About Fmr. Trump Aide Paul Manafort's TrialFormer Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort's first criminal trial started in Virginia today. Here's what you need to know.
Mueller Lists 35 Potential Witnesses For Manafort's First TrialPaul Manafort's first trial is scheduled to start July 31.
NYT: Mueller Is 'Scrutinizing' Trump's Tweets About Sessions And ComeyPresident Trump often uses to Twitter to criticize political opponents, the media and sometimes his own Cabinet.
No, San Juan's Mayor Isn't Being Charged With FraudA false headline claimed Carmen Yulín Cruz was charged with fraud for misusing Hurricane Maria relief funds. Nope.
Judge Denies Manafort Request To Move Trial Away From Washington, DCPaul Manafort's lawyers wanted to move his upcoming trial out of eastern Virginia.
Trump Backtracks Helsinki Comments On Russian MeddlingPresident Donald Trump claims he misspoke when talking about 2016 election meddling at a press conference with Russia's president.
White House Says New Mueller Indictment Shows No Evidence Of CollusionThe Department of Justice announced a new indictment from Robert Mueller's team Friday, naming 12 Russian defendants.
Gohmert Questions Strzok's Credibility By Asking About His AffairRep. Louie Gohmert attacked FBI agent Peter Strzok's credibility by asking about how he lied to his wife while he was having an affair.
Peter Strzok Set To Testify Thursday After Lisa Page Dodges SubpoenaPeter Strzok was called to testify before a joint meeting of the House Judiciary and Oversight and Government Reform committees.
Mueller Court Doc Says Manafort Is Getting 'VIP' Treatment In JailRobert Mueller's team claims Paul Manafort has special privileges behind bars and plenty of access to his defense team.
Pruitt's Resignation Doesn't Mean The Investigations Into Him Are OverScott Pruitt resigned on Thursday amid more than a dozen investigations into his conduct and spending.
Another Govt. Report Says Russia Wanted Trump To Win The 2016 ElectionThe Senate Intelligence Committee released a report with the initial findings of its Russian meddling investigation.
Judge Denies Request To Dismiss Manafort's Money Laundering ChargePaul Manafort's defense team argued making money while working as an unregistered foreign agent wasn't illegal.
Michael Cohen Reportedly Resigns From Post On RNC CommitteeMichael Cohen was the national deputy chairman for the Republican National Committee's finance committee.
FBI Director Promises To Learn From The Inspector General's ReportChristopher Wray promised increased training to ensure the mistakes made during previous investigations are not repeated.
Report Accuses 2 FBI Employees Of 'Extremely Poor Judgment'FBI employees Peter Strzok and Lisa Page exchanged anti-Trump messages on their government-provided devices.
Robert Mueller Says Russia Is Still Trying To Meddle In US ElectionsSpecial counsel Robert Mueller is trying to limit the number of people who can view the government's evidence against indicted Russians.
Clinton Says He Left Presidency $16M In Debt — That's Hard To Back UpThe Clintons have talked before about being in debt when they left the White House, but this figure doesn't appear to be accurate.
2 Top Aides To EPA Head Scott Pruitt Resign Amid Growing ScrutinyMillan Hupp and Sarah Greenwalt worked for Pruitt going back to his time as Oklahoma's attorney general.
CNN: McCabe Wants Immunity In Exchange For Clinton Probe TestimonyFormer FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe wants immunity for requested testimony on the Clinton email investigation, according to CNN.
