House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler misrepresented a crucial portion of ex-special counsel Robert Mueller's testimony while speaking with reporters Friday. Published July 26, 2019
House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler on Friday said his committee is going to court to obtain the secret grand jury material underlying former special counsel Robert Mueller's report. Published July 26, 2019
The U.S. Department of Justice approved the $26 billion between Sprint Corp. and T-Mobile U.S., the department said Friday. Published July 26, 2019
Republicans had expected former special counsel Robert Mueller's feeble testimony and some even strategized around it as they prepared their questions, Rep. Matt Gaetz said Thursday. Published July 25, 2019
In his most stinging criticism of President Trump, former special counsel Robert Mueller said Wednesday the president's praise of WikiLeaks was "problematic." Published July 24, 2019
Republicans slammed the swearing-in of a top deputy to former special counsel Robert Mueller as part of Wednesday's hearing before the House Intelligence Committee. Published July 24, 2019
Former special counsel Robert Mueller defended his investigation Wednesday in testimony before the House Intelligence Committee. Published July 24, 2019
Devin Nunes, the ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday compared the Democrat's hunt for collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign to the search for the mythical Loch Ness Monster. Published July 24, 2019
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam B. Schiff said Wednesday the actions of President Trump detailed in the special counsel's report are worse than a criminal. Published July 24, 2019
Former special counsel Robert Mueller declined to answer a question nearly 200 times during his testimony Wednesday before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees, according to data compiled by The Washington Times. Published July 24, 2019
Robert Mueller testified Wednesday he had no conflicts of interest that would have justified his removal as special counsel. Published July 24, 2019
President Trump refused to sit for an interview with investigators, former special counsel Robert Mueller said Wednesday in testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. Published July 24, 2019
Robert Mueller made it just minutes into the questions from Congress Wednesday before Republicans drew blood, trapping the former special counsel over his familiarity with his own 448-page report. Published July 24, 2019
The two-year Russia investigation did not exonerate President Trump, former special counsel Robert Mueller told Congress on Wednesday, contradicting the president's claims and giving Democrats the made-for-TV quote they hoped for. Published July 24, 2019
Special Counsel Robert Mueller sought to defuse high expectations his testimony would create a bombshell that could be used as a political tool by either party. Published July 24, 2019
Just moments before special counsel Robert Mueller sat at the witness table, a protester was forcibly removed from the hearing room Wednesday. Published July 24, 2019
Far from ending the inquiry into President Trump, the special counsel's report was an invitation to more investigation and even impeachment of the president, House Judiciary Chairman Jerrod Nadler said Wednesday as he kicked off a day of hearings with Robert Mueller. Published July 24, 2019
Aaron Zebley, Mr. Mueller's former chief of staff and his right-hand man during the Russia investigation, will appear alongside his former boss to help with testimony, a source familiar with the process confirmed to The Washington Times. Published July 23, 2019
When Rep. Adam B. Schiff convened the House intelligence committee's first meeting this year, the California Democrat declared that his top priority would be restoring civility to a panel that spent the first two years of the Trump administration riven by deep divisions over the occupant of the White House. Published July 23, 2019
FBI Director Christopher A. Wray warned Tuesday that Russia is determined to interfere with U.S. elections despite efforts to deter them ahead of the 2020 presidential election. Published July 23, 2019
