The Robert Mueller report is not just a tale of Trump-Russia links but also a depiction of how political operatives try to cash in on a presidential campaign. Published June 16, 2019
Rep. Devin Nunes is hitting the Robert Mueller report, dismissing it as a 'dossier' of misinformation based on a 'feedback loop' of now-discredited media reports. Published June 15, 2019
Hillary Clinton has endorsed the idea of obtaining political dirt from overseas, saying her campaign's Kremlin-sourced dossier was "part of what happens in a campaign." Published June 13, 2019
Robert Mueller says he was able to pinpoint security company executive Erik Prince's precise location for several hours in January 2017 by matching his mobile phone signal to a cell site near Trump Tower in New York City. Published June 9, 2019
The Metropolitan Police Department said Thursday it never received a complaint from Roger Stone about being accosted last week at a D.C.-area restaurant, and the restaurant's manager says the embattled Trump associate embellished his encounter with other patrons. Published June 6, 2019
Four FBI wiretap applications targeting a Trump campaign volunteer were more inaccurate than previously known based on subsequent investigative information, an analysis shows. Published June 6, 2019
Attorney General William P. Barr has made it clear he wants to know just how far Christopher Steele's discredited dossier took the FBI into the depths of a nearly three-year investigation into President Trump. Published June 2, 2019
Special counsel Robert Mueller's exhaustive report on Russian election interference marginalizes its most important finding: There was no Trump-Moscow conspiracy. Published May 29, 2019
President Trump has been labeled repeatedly as a Moscow agent by top Democrats and their intelligence officers, but in special counsel Robert Mueller's report he comes up clean. Published May 26, 2019
Trump associates are contemplating lawsuits against the people who they believe defamed them in the Russia election collusion investigation. Published May 22, 2019
President Trump's former attorney and real estate adviser has told Congress he isn't aware of any Russian money ever coming into Trump Organization as investments or loans. Published May 21, 2019
Paul Manafort is in prison for tax fraud, leaving behind a series of unproven Russia conspiracy allegations that his supporters say wrongly branded him a tool of Moscow. Published May 19, 2019
The former chief of staff for White House national security adviser John Bolton says the press is trying to destroy his ex-boss with a "false narrative" from anonymous sources. Published May 16, 2019
Democratic Party-financed operative Christopher Steele secretly made false felony charges against President Trump associates that weren't included in his infamous public dossier, according to an analysis of a State Department internal memo. Published May 14, 2019
George Papadopoulos, whose London networking triggered the FBI to unleash "Crossfire Hurricane" at the Trump campaign, was the wrong man. Published May 12, 2019
Joe Lockhart, President Bill Clinton's press secretary, has a conspiracy spin on President Trump's financial problems in the 1980s-90s: Russia and Vladimir Putin. Published May 9, 2019
The FBI has turned down a request from The Washington Times to disclose whether it has received any opposition research from Daniel J. Jones, the former Senate Democratic staffer who raised $50 million to investigate President Trump. Published May 8, 2019
William T. Walters' petition to the Supreme Court paints an unflattering picture of how the New York FBI field office leaked to The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times to pressure the defendant. Published May 7, 2019
Special counsel Robert Mueller relied on the media to feed his Russian election interference report, citing scores of stories mostly from news outlets that promoted the debunked Trump-Kremlin election conspiracy. Published May 5, 2019
White House counsel Emmet Flood has denounced the Mueller report, saying it was written in such a way that disregarded DOJ guidelines and that essentially created an "inverted burden of proof" regarding the factual record. Published May 4, 2019
