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Former federal prosecutors and legal experts told Newsweek that while he may not be explicitly violating the gag order with his latest Schiff Instagram post, the man described as a GOP "dirty trickster" is on the verge of crossing that line.

A conspiracy theory about Ukraine election interference involves corruption and an Obama-appointed ambassador.

"Tell me about it," Hillary Clinton tweeted in response to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's critique of Jared Kushner's alleged WhatsApp usage.

Jared Kushner's alleged use of WhatsApp for official communication with foreign leaders was dangerous, cybersecurity expert Clint Watts said.

Speaking to workers at a tank factory in Lima, Ohio, on Wednesday afternoon, Trump appeared to confuse wind turbines with windmills, and told the audience: "Hillary [Clinton] wanted to put windmills all over the place."

Former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile, best known for her controversial role in the 2016 primaries, is set to join Fox News in what she claims is a push for "civility."

West, a civil rights activist, acted as a surrogate during Sanders's 2016 campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said that U.S. "internal political games, of course, concern our country."

President Donald Trump's former chief of staff also jokingly told his successor to "run for it."

Hillary Clinton claimed an "instrumental" part in the Northern Ireland peace process, but a new book by Trina Vargo alleges she exaggerated and later used her power to take revenge.

Novelty bill which is "sure to be a conversation (or argument) starter in any collection" already attracted bids of more than $1000.

After Sanders criticized the fossil fuel industry in his campaign launch video last week, the 2020 presidential candidate has come under fire for his repeated use of private jets in the final months of the 2016 campaign.

"We're only getting stronger together," the poster declares, with a striking resemblance to the 2016 Clinton campaign's main slogan.

"This Benghazi investigation, how long did the Benghazi investigation go on? And they literally kept it going until Hillary Clinton's campaign, for four years," Joe Scarborough said.

Hillary Clinton applauded the recent work of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, as well as the "tidal wave of women and young people running for office," at a women's movement summit in California.

Chelsea Clinton took on the "right-wing internet" after it spread a fake photo it claimed showed Hillary Clinton in blackface.

"If Hillary Clinton had won and the Affordable Care Act would be safe, I would've been happy to go home," she said.

Representative Steve Cohen, a Tennessee Democrat, said it was time Americans "directly elect our president and vice president."

Michelle Obama topped this year's Gallup annual poll of the woman Americans most admire, followed by Oprah Winfrey, with Hillary Clinton and Melania Trump tied for third place.

"The only reason they think I did it is because they continually did it because they're a bunch of scumbag liars," the president's lawyer said.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai's congressional testimony this week included a question about the bizarre conspiracy theory "Frazzledrip."

Former FBI Director James Comey told Congress that Rudy Giuliani "was making statements that appeared to be based on his knowledge of workings inside the FBI New York."

Comey also revealed that he will appear again before the House Judiciary and Oversight and Government Reform Committees on December 17 to answer more questions.

"Donald Trump is able to actually connect with people emotionally and they are so frustrated," reacted The Five's Dana Perino.

"If I didn't like someone that much and I talked as much smack, I would not show up at their funeral, okay?" Lemon said.

The former secretary of state and presidential candidate took a swipe at how Trump said he trusts his "gut."

The Right is working hard to vilify Kamala Harris, Pelosi, Ocasio-Cortez and the crop of newly elected women who have the audacity to represent all Americans.

"It's awfully tough, as everyone knows, when you're sending emails about a lot of different things," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte said.

Another president violated these, but America wouldn't allow it. Nixon resigned before Congress impeached him.

The political strategist and former "Apprentice" contestant on Trump, Omarosa, why Hillary Clinton would be the wrong presidential candidate for 2020 and how Beto O'Rourke could be the future of the Democratic Party.