Probe

Anthony Scaramucci said he wanted to deescalate things regarding Russia.

The president has wheeled out tweets about Clinton as news of his son's meeting with a Russian lawyer continues.

Sergey Kislyak is reportedly being moved amid investigations over Russia's alleged involvement in the U.S. election.

The House Intelligence Committee had ordered the White House to turn over information about any "tapes" by June 23.

Trump, Vice President Pence, Attorney General Sessions and others have retained lawyers, some of whom are controversial.

Why is the House Russia probe interviewing Trump's digital campaign director?

Kislyak figures prominently in at least three strands of the Russiagate scandal—is he just doing his job or trying to subvert American democracy?

Subpoenas under threat of contempt are the only path Congress can take to get the answers it needs.

Mueller doesn't need Rosenstein's testimony to establish Trump's motive in firing Comey.

This is not time to take your foot off the gas.

Polling shows a direct correlation. Voters hate the tweets

American drone strikes are strengthening Al Shabaab's case.

Where does it leave the cases before the Supreme Court? All you need to know.

Mueller will ask why Sessions consulted his chief of staff before testifying.

The Russian leader weighed in on the Trump-Comey standoff during his call-in show.

Trump's new friends represent a rogues' gallery of modern authoritarians.

The only way he can get rid of Mueller is to have Rosenstein remove him. And Rosenstein isn't going to do that.

Did he meet with the Russian ambassador a third time? Why did he recommend firing Comey?

The hearing begins Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Eastern time.

If he repeats a claim in Justice's statement on Comey's testimony, he will commit perjury or a felony false statement.

Jeff Sessions will appear before the Senate's intelligence committee on Tuesday.

What the former FBI director left out of his sworn testimony could spell trouble for the likes of Jared Kushner, Jeff Sessions—and Trump himself.

Comey decided the FBI was "not going to follow … a direction" from the President.

Comey's testimony raises disturbing questions about the role played by Sessions.

Comey's options for reporting wrongdoing by the president narrowed over time.

With each passing day, Trump becomes a greater danger to America and the world.

Obstruction of justice is not the only legal question if Trump pressed Comey to drop the Russia probe.

A majority of Americans think the president is interfering with the Russia investigation, and 61 percent think he fired James Comey to protect himself.

The ads, which echo Trump's criticism of the sacked FBI director, come from one of Donald Trump's biggest donors during the election.

Congress should submit parallel requests to the government agencies under FOIA.