Ex-President Carter: Don’t Impeach Trump Even If He Committed Wrongdoing
Even if special counsel Robert Mueller finds criminal wrongdoing by Donald Trump, the president should not be impeached, said former President Jimmy Carter.
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U.S. Investigators Discovered DNC Hacker Was a Russian Intelligence Operative
The hacker Guccifer 2.0, who claimed responsibility for providing WikiLeaks with stolen e-mails from the Democratic National Committee, has been identified as a Russian intelligence operative, according to a new report.
Trump’s Legal Team Shrinks As Mueller Investigation inches Closer
Donald Trump’s team of lawyers continues to shrink as special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation inches closer to the president.
$130,000 Payment to Stormy Daniels May Have Violated Campaign Finance Laws
Hush money paid to adult-film actress Stormy Daniels may have amounted to an illegal campaign contribution to Donald Trump’s campaign, according to Trevor Potter, former chairman of the Federal Election Commission (FEC).
Fired FBI Deputy Director McCabe Denies Wrongdoing, Speaks of Trump’s ‘Cruelty’
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe spoke out about his termination, denying in a Washington Post op-ed that he did anything wrong.
FBI Director Wray Pledges to Run Bureau ‘By the Book’ After Latest Trump Administration Firing
FBI Director Christopher Wray, whose bureau has come under relentless attacks by President Trump, pledged to his staff that he’s committed to leading the agency “objectively and independently, and by the book.”
Trump’s Defiance of Legal Team Prompts Departure of Top Lawyer in Special Counsel Probe
Donald Trump’s lead lawyer for the special counsel investigation resigned Thursday, just days after the president escalated his high-stakes campaign to discredit federal investigators and called for an end to the 10-month probe.
FBI Investigated AG Sessions for Perjury After Failing to Disclose Russia Ties
When Attorney General Jeff Sessions fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe just two days before he was set to retire with full benefits last week, Sessions’ justification was for what he described as McCabe’s “lack of candor” in dealing with an internal Justice Department investigation.