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Ryan Goodman: The Key Questions Sessions Must Answer
Did he meet with the Russian ambassador a third time? Why did he recommend firing Comey?
Ryan Goodman: Is Sessions About to Commit Perjury?
If he repeats a claim in Justice's statement on Comey's testimony, he will commit perjury or a felony false statement.
Comey Testimony: Sessions Gives His Side of the Story
Jeff Sessions will appear before the Senate's intelligence committee on Tuesday.
What Comey Left Out About Probe Should Trouble Trump
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.
The Smoking Gun: How Trump Obstructed Justice
Comey decided the FBI was "not going to follow … a direction" from the President.
Why Did Attorney General Sessions Recuse Himself?
Comey's testimony raises disturbing questions about the role played by Sessions.
Why Didn't Comey Report Trump's Threats?
Comey's options for reporting wrongdoing by the president narrowed over time.
Robert Reich: Why Are Democrats Hindering Impeachment?
With each passing day, Trump becomes a greater danger to America and the world.
Seven Smart Takes on What to Make of Comey's Testimony
Obstruction of justice is not the only legal question if Trump pressed Comey to drop the Russia probe.
Americans Think Trump Is Interfering With 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.
Pro-Trump Group Slams Comey as 'Showboat' in Attack Ads
The ads, which echo Trump's criticism of the sacked FBI director, come from one of Donald Trump's biggest donors during the election.
How Can Congress Overcome White House Obstruction?
Congress should submit parallel requests to the government agencies under FOIA.
Lessons from the Iran-Contra Scandal
The years-long investigation into the illegal trade of arms for hostages offers a cautionary tale for those hoping Trump is forced from office.
Nolan Peterson: Ukraine's War Drags On, Out of Sight
Less than an hour's car ride from the trenches, you'd hardly know there was a war on.
Congress Investigates Possible Sessions-Kislyak Meeting
Both men attended a campaign event at the Mayflower Hotel in D.C.
PornHub Posts Putin Critic's Film After Russia Bans It
The documentary largely focused on the suspected ill-gotten wealth of Russia's prime minister.
Putin Defends Trump, Calls Russia Probe Excuse For Loss
The Kremlin's work with the U.S. would be "much simpler" if Democrats accepted the Republicans' victory at the polls, Putin said.
Do Flynn's Documents Come Under the Fifth Amendment?
He may not want to incriminate himself. But are his documents protected in the same way?
Israel's Netanyahu Under Pressure as Probes Gather Pace
Investigations shine a light on the controversial role of newspapers and business in Israeli politics.
Meet Special Counsel Robert Mueller
Mueller served as the head of the FBI for more than a decade.
How Trump's Flynn Plea to Comey Offends Constitution
Did Trump commit felony obstruction of justice? Chapter and verse.
Trump's Collusion With Russia was Hiding in Plain Sight
What would have been the marginal benefit of some secret communication?
Trump Fired Comey After Considering 'This Russia Thing'
Trump contradicted White House statements on Comey's termination but said he wanted the Russia probe to be "so strong and so good."
FBI Acting Director McCabe Is Also Under Federal Review
The Department of Justice's Office of the Inspector General is looking into why McCabe did not recuse himself from the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
Why Trump's Firing of Comey Could Hurt the GOP
If Republicans spend more time debating a new FBI nominee and the possibility of an independent Trump-Russia probe, that means they will spend less time working on health care and jobs.
Could James Comey's Firing Sandbag the Russia Probe?
The firing of James Comey could jeopardize the bureau's probe into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow, former FBI supervisors say.
NASA Simulates Cassini Probe Crash Into Saturn
The agency's Cassini probe is nearing the end of its 20-year Saturn mission.
U.S. Senator Accuses Russia of 'Propaganda on Steroids'
Putin has dismissed allegations of Russian interference as "lies."
U.S. Senate's Russia Probe Seeks 20 for Questioning
The U.S. president's son-in-law is among those called to answer questions about alleged Russian tampering in the election.