Grand Juror Who Leaked Information about ‘Snitch’ Sentenced to Prison
A grand juror who leaked secret information about a “snitch” involved in a federal investigation was sentenced Thursday to one year and one day in prison for obstructing justice.
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Mueller Team Could Produce Indictments Addressing Collusion By Fall, Bloomberg News Reports
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Do folks in the Trump camp need to keep worrying about the Robert Mueller probe? Bloomberg News, citing a “person familiar with the probe,” reports that Mueller is preparing to accelerate his probe into possible collusion between Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and Russians in the 2016 election. The source tells Bloomberg…
Bi-Partisan Group to Craft Legislation to Protect Mueller
Early discussions between special counsel Robert Mueller and Donald Trump’s lawyer suggest investigators are focusing on whether the president obstructed justice and colluded with Russia to gain leverage in the 2016 presidential election.
Obstruction Case Against Trump Strengthens After He Asked Witnesses about Interviews
President Trump questioned two key witnesses in the special counsel probe about discussions they had with investigators, ignoring his attorneys’ advice to avoid conversations that could be considered obstruction of justice.
Fired FBI Director Comey to Break Silence in Televised Interview
Former FBI Director James Comey, whom President Trump fired over “this Russian thing,” plans to break his silence in his first televised interview since his termination last year.
Mueller’s Potential Obstruction of Justice Case Against Trump Hones in on Fiery Relationship with AG Sessions
Donald Trump’s public humiliation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions has caught the attention of the special counsel team investigating Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election and whether the president obstructed justice.
Trump’s Attorneys Explore Ways to Limit President’s Testimony in Mueller Probe
Donald Trump’s lawyers, who have been exploring legal routes to prevent the president from testifying in the special counsel investigation, are willing to consider a sit-down interview if the questions are “limited in scope.
Attorneys in Trump-Russia Probe Believe Mueller Could Indict Trump
At least two lawyers representing key Donald Trump associates believe special counsel Robert Mueller may be leading the probe to a historic first – indicting a sitting president.