More than 6 in 10 favor impeachment if Mueller concludes Trump obstructed justice or authorized his campaign to coordinate with Russians in an effort to win the 2016 election.
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House Intelligence will focus on potential money laundering, financial compromise
Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., outlined a plan encompassing everything from Russia’s election interference to the question of whether foreign governments have leverage over Trump or his relatives.
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Planned House testimony from Trump’s former lawyer postponed
In a brief statement, the House Intelligence Committee said the interview would be moved to Feb. 28.
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Maine Voices: Special counsel Mueller needs time, space and sunshine to do his job
Despite our impatience, we must give him and his team a wide berth.
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Roger Stone heads back to court; special counsel cites potential trove of evidence
In a court filing Thursday, prosecutors with Mueller’s office said the FBI seized physical devices from Stone’s home, apartment and office.
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Dana Milbank: Stone’s clown act is Trump presidency in microcosm
The longtime confidant is vulgar, post-factual and a portrait of eccentric vanity who loves conspiracies.
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Commentary: Stone indictment was expected to tighten noose around Trump – it didn’t
The special counsel’s probe was never narrowly about the president, despite what many people believe.
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Mueller probe close to complete, says acting attorney general
Matthew Whitaker says he has been ‘fully briefed’ on the special counsel’s investigation and is looking forward to Robert Mueller’s report.
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Tiny minority of users behind most fake news, study suggests
Of 16,000 U.S. Twitter accounts, just 16 of them tweeted out nearly 80 percent of the misinformation masquerading as news.
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Dana Milbank: Why would William Barr want to be attorney general? The answer should alarm President Trump
The nominee says he wants to protect the Justice Department’s ‘independence and reputation.’