Trump Wanted to Know Why Two FBI Officials Still Had Their Jobs
The White House is preparing to replace National Security Advisor H.R. Mc McMaster as early as next week, marking the latest in a series of Trump administration departures.
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Weekend Series on Crime: The Latin Kings Gang
Former FBI Director James Comey said Donald Trump is “morally unfit to be president” and that it’s “possible” the Russians have compromising personal information that could be used to blackmail him.
Giuliani Joins Trump’s Legal Team to ‘Negotiate an End’ to Mueller Probe
Former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani, a longtime friend of President Trump, joined the president’s legal team on Thursday to “negotiate an end” to special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation that has cast a long shadow over the White House.
Trump on Whether He Plans to Fire Mueller or Rosenstein: ‘They’re Still There’
President Trump wouldn’t say Wednesday whether he planned to fire special counsel Robert Mueller or Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein but indicated he has cooperated with the probe.
Trump, Allies Fear Cohen May Flip on President Under Pressure
President Trump and his outside advisers are growing more concerned that Trump’s longtime attorney and loyal ally, Michael Cohen, may cooperate with federal prosecutors if he’s charged with a crime.
Pittsburgh Orders Police to Prepare for Riot If Trump Fires Mueller
The Pittsburgh Police Department has ordered its officers to bring riot gear to work over fears that President Trump will soon fire special counsel Robert Mueller, sparking civil unrest.
Ex-FBI Agent Pleads Guilt to Leaking Secrets to Media
By Steve Neavling Ticklethewire.com A former FBI agent has pleaded guilty to leaking confidential documents to a news organization, becoming the first federal employee convicted as part of the Justice Department’s crackdown on government leaks. Terry James Albury, 39, who previously was a special agent in the Minneapolis division, faces up to 20 years in…
McConnell Shut Down Bi-Partisan Bill to Protect Mueller from Trump
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pledged to shoot down any legislation aimed at protecting special counsel Robert Mueller from being fired by President Trump.