Russia investigation
Dems Ready to Hear From Trump Jr., Trump Org Executive
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee tell Newsweek they're eager to hear from Donald Trump Jr. and Trump Organization executive Allen Weisselberg following Michael Cohen's testimony.
Roger Stone Likely Violated Gag Order, Prosecutor Says
"It's way too close to the line for comfort, that is for sure," a former federal prosecutor told Newsweek on Wednesday about Roger Stone's comment.
Cohen Says Trump Had Advance WikiLeaks Knowledge
Cohen's prepared remarks are blunt about Trump and WikiLeaks.
Mueller Team Has Notes From White House Staffer: Report
Trump's attorneys told The New York Times that the notes were a jewel in special counsel Robert Mueller's evidence that President Donald Trump may have obstructed justice.
Gates Lawyer: Trump Jr., Ivanka Shouldn't Rest Easy
"If anyone in Trump world is breathing easy right now, I'd say they are very foolish," a former defense lawyer for Rick Gates, Trump's ex-campaign deputy chairman, told Politico.
Is Trump's DOJ Trying to Pre-empt an Impeachment?
Attempting to make Trump unimpeachable would be nonsensical, corrupt and a terminal blow to America's rule of law.
Mueller: CNN Wasn't Tipped Off About Roger Stone Raid
The January raid on Stone's home was caught live on camera by CNN, prompting some to speculate how the news organization knew it was going to happen.
Prosecutors Plan to Ensure Manafort Gets Prison Time
Donald Trump hasn't explicitly said he'll pardon Paul Manafort, but if he does, it won't affect state-level charges against him.
Mueller Report May Be Trump Impeachment 'Road Map'
Former Trump campaign adviser Sam Nunberg said he believed the report by special counsel Robert Mueller would lay the foundation for the House to bring articles of impeachment against the president.
Judge Imposes Gag Order on Roger Stone
"There's nothing ambiguous about crosshairs," the judge said. "In the world of social media, there's no such thing as a take-back. Roger Stone fully understands the power of words and the power of symbols."
Cohen's Sentence Postponed for Surgery, Testimony
Michael Cohen was headed to prison on March 6 to begin his three-year sentence for campaign finance violations, lying to Congress and tax and bank fraud.
Vladimir Putin Treats Donald Trump as 'an Asset'
"The strange thing, I think, that's bothered a lot of people, both in and out of the intelligence community, is this strange personal deference to Putin by the president," retired Lieutenant General James Clapper told CNN.
McCabe: Ample Facts Indicated Trump Obstructed Justice
"I was confident in May of 2017 that we had ample facts to indicate that the president may have committed obstruction of justice," the former acting FBI director told MSNBC's "Morning Joe."
Andrew McCabe Says Donald Trump Might Be Russian Asset
The former acting FBI director suggested the president's alleged links with Russia could amount to something more sinister than previously believed.
Jeffrey Rosen Nominated for Deputy Attorney General
Rosen will replace Rod Rosenstein, who has been attacked recently by the president over claims of a secret taping plot.
Conway Suggests Mueller May Never Produce Report
White House counselor was speaking to CNN's Chris Cuomo about recent Andrew McCabe revelations.
Fox News Judge: Report Shows Trump's 'Corrupt Intent'
In addition, a former senior counsel to independent counsel Ken Starr's Whitewater probe of President Bill Clinton tweeted that the actions would constitute "impeachable activity."
Putin Could Be 'Controlling' Trump: Security Expert
"Just in the past few days, the counterintelligence red flags are flying a lot higher than they did, arguably, then, when this investigation was first launched" after the James Comey firing, Samantha Vinograd said.
McCabe Interviewed With Mueller, Gave Memos on Trump
"The information I have, including the memos I wrote, I've given all that to the special counsel's team," Andrew McCabe told "The View."
Cohen to Share 'Chilling' Trump Experiences: Lawyer
Michael Cohen's lawyer said his client will tell Congress that the president "speaks in bigoted words in private."
Sanders Opened 'Another Branch' In Mueller Probe
"They're trying to find out if the president directed people to lie," former federal prosecutor Cynthia Alksne said on Saturday during an appearance on MSNBC.
Roger Stone Communicated With WikiLeaks: Mueller
The court filing contains the first allegation by prosecutors that Stone directly interacted with WikiLeaks and Russian hackers.
Sarah Sanders Interviewed by Mueller, 'Urged' by Trump
Sarah Sanders is the latest Trump administration official known to have sat down with special counsel Robert Mueller.
Ivanka Trump May Have to Testify in Russia Probe
"She may very well have relevant information," a House Democrat said of Ivanka Trump.
McCabe Says DOJ Discussed Removing Trump From Office
Following the firing of FBI Director James Comey, former Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe said he initiated the FBI's obstruction of justice and counterintelligence investigations into the president.
Paul Manafort Could Flip After Ruling: Ex-Prosecutor
During a segment on MSNBC's "The Beat," Nick Ackerman told host Ari Melber that today's ruling could pressure Manafort to "tell the truth."
Democrats' Probe Won't Observe Trump 'Red Line': Report
Trump had warned special counsel Robert Mueller not to delve into his family's finances, but they are reportedly very much within the scope of the House Democrats' investigation.
Trump's Russian Interpreter May Be Subpoenaed: Report
The Washington Post reported in January that the president had gone to "extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations" with Russian President Vladimir Putin.