Aide Accused Of Making McCain Remark No Longer Works At White HouseAbout a month ago, allegations surfaced that aide Kelly Sadler had made a distasteful joke about Sen. John McCain.
Judge Gives Manafort Till Friday To Respond To Witness Tampering ClaimOn Monday, the government filed a motion accusing former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort of witness tampering.
Special Counsel Accuses Paul Manafort Of Witness TamperingRobert Mueller's office says former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort tried to get potential witnesses to give false testimony.
The Latest Price Tag For Robert Mueller's Investigation: $17 MillionThe special counsel's office has now released expense reports for the first 10 months of its investigation.
A Lot Happened During Wednesday's Michael Cohen Documents HearingA federal judge gave Michael Cohen's defense team until June 15 to review the documents they've already received.
NYT Report Says Trump Directly Asked Sessions To Reverse His RecusalThe reported confrontation between President Trump and the attorney general happened back in March 2017.
White House Lawyer Shows Up Before FBI Briefings, Sparking CriticismEmmet Flood works on the White House's response to the Russia investigation. These classified FBI briefings were tied to that investigation.
This Man's Plea Deal Could Mean Bad News For Trump's Legal TeamEvgeny Freidman is a business partner of attorney Michael Cohen, and he's agreed to work with prosecutors in state and federal investigations.
CNN: FBI Asks Mo. Lawmakers About Coercive Tactics From Greitens' TeamCNN says Missouri lawmakers are getting questions from the FBI about associates of the state's embattled governor bribing or threatening them.
WH: Leaders In Congress To See Classified Info On Trump Campaign ProbeAfter the president met with the deputy attorney general and the FBI director, the White House said some in Congress will get the info they asked for.
Mueller Investigation: One Year Later, What Do We Know?It's been one year since Robert Mueller took over as special counsel to investigate alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Govt. Reportedly Has Suspect In Biggest CIA Leak Ever, But No ChargesAuthorities reportedly think they know who leaked tons of CIA secrets to WikiLeaks, but they don't have enough evidence to charge him.
Judge Denies Manafort's Motion To Dismiss Some Of Mueller's ChargesPaul Manafort's defense team argued that some of Robert Mueller's charges exceeded his authority. The judge was not convinced.
Prosecution Drops Felony Case Against Missouri Gov. Eric GreitensThe prosecutor said she was put in a "impossible position" when she was added to the defense's witness list, but her office plans to refile.
White House Won't Say Much About Leaked McCain RemarkA White House aide reportedly made a disparaging remark about Sen. John McCain, but the White House won't give many details.
Treasury Watchdog Looking Into Whether Michael Cohen's Info Was LeakedThe investigation was announced after Stormy Daniels' attorney released documents alleging ties between Michael Cohen and a Russian oligarch.
New York Attorney General Resigns Amid Abuse AllegationsIn allegations published in The New Yorker, four women accused Eric Schneiderman of assault and abuse.
EPA Head Scott Pruitt Reportedly Wanted To Take Regular Foreign TripsPruitt reportedly asked his staff to come up with official reasons for the trips.
It Seems Mueller Just Doubled His Witness List For Manafort's TrialIn April, special counsel Robert Mueller asked the court for 35 sets of blank subpoenas. Then on Wednesday, he just asked for 35 more.
House Chaplain Rescinds Resignation After Blowback Over OusterThe chaplain for the U.S. House of Representatives has said he won't resign after house members sharply criticized Paul Ryan for forcing him out.
Trump Could Be Subpoenaed Thanks To Precedent Set By Past PresidentsRobert Mueller could subpoena Donald Trump. Here's what that means, how it would work and how presidential subpoenas have gone down in the past.
Report: Pruitt Trip Was Arranged By Lobbyist And Cost More Than $100KEPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's trip to Morocco was initially reported to have cost about $40,000.
NYT: Mueller Wants To Question Trump On Comey, Flynn And ObstructionThe New York Times reports special counsel Robert Mueller has a list of nearly 50 questions he'd like to ask the president.
Roy Moore Files Lawsuit Claiming Defamation And Political ConspiracyThe lawsuit names four women and one man it claims acted with "reckless disregard of the truth."
EPA Confirms Investigation Into Scott Pruitt's Apartment RentalSpecifically, the inspector general confirmed to lawmakers it was looking into Pruitt's $50-a-night apartment rental from a lobbyist couple.
Judge Delays Stormy Daniels' Lawsuit Against Michael CohenThe judge made the ruling in light of Michael Cohen's decision to plead the Fifth.
Reports: FBI Told WH About Rob Porter Abuse Allegations Last MarchThe White House received information on Rob Porter's domestic abuse a long time before he was fired, according to the FBI.
Congress Asks Scandal-Ridden Scott Pruitt If He Can Still Do His JobIn a congressional hearing, lawmakers pinned EPA chief Scott Pruitt's ethics scandals to his ability to carry out President Trump's agenda.
A Lot Of People Want To Review The Michael Cohen Raid DocumentsTeams representing Michael Cohen, the Trump Organization and President Trump all want to review the materials to determine what is privileged.
EPA Head Scott Pruitt Will Face 2 House Panels ThursdayPruitt is under numerous investigations into his actions, including multiple inquiries from both the EPA itself and the White House.
