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Russian Lawyer: Trump Jr. Offered to Review Sanctions in Exchange for Dirt on Clinton
A Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. during the presidential election campaign last year said the president’s son offered to re-examine sanctions and travel bans imposed on Russian officials in exchange for dirt on Hillary Clinton.
FBI’s Obsession with MLK Paints Falsehoods about Civil Rights Leader
Just three weeks before the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, the FBI declared in a newly released analysis that the civil rights leader was “a whole-hearted” communist.
Investigators Search for Motive in Mass Shooting at Texas Church
Investigators are trying to determine what motivated a 26-year-old former Air Force member to dress in black commando gear and a tactical vest and open fire at the First Baptist Church in a small Texas town, killing 26 people Sunday.
Mueller Has Enough Evidence to Charge Former Trump Official Michael Flynn
Just one week after Special Counsel Robert Mueller announced charges against three former Donald Trump aides in connection with an investigation into alleged collusion with Russia, the investigative team has enough evidence for criminal charges against the president’s former national security adviser, Michael Flynn.
Sen. Rand Paul Recovering from Brutal Attack Outside His Kentucky Home
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul was mowing his grass outside his Kentucky home when he came under a brutal attack by a neighbor Friday.
Senate Investigators Receive Documents Related to Clinton Probe
Senators investigating former FBI Director James Comey’s handling of the Hillary Clinton e-mail case received hundreds of memos related to the bureau’s probe of the former secretary of state and presidential candidate.
Conservative Republicans Call for Mueller’s Resignation over ‘Conflicts of Interest’
Three House Republicans introduced legislation calling on Special Counsel Robert Mueller to resign over what they called “obvious conflicts of interest.”