Natasha Bertrand
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Fusion GPS interview with House panel leaves huge pile of breadcrumbs for Trump-Russia investigators
* The House Intelligence Committee released the transcript of its interview with Glenn Simpson, the cofounder of the opposition research firm Fusion GPS. * The transcript left a massive pile of breadcrumbs for Trump-Russia investigators to sift through as they pursue their probe into Russia's election interference and whether the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow. Editor's note: This article… → Read More
The timeline of Trump's ties with Russia lines up with allegations of conspiracy and misconduct
Trump listens to a question from a reporter at a campaign fundraiser at the home of car dealer Ernie Boch Jr. in Norwood, Massachusetts August 28, 2015. REUTERS/Brian Snyder * President Donald Trump and several associates continue to draw intense scrutiny for their ties to the Russian government. * A dossier of unverified claims alleges serious conspiracy and misconduct in the final months of… → Read More
Fusion GPS testimony brings businessman Sergei Millian back into the spotlight
The House Intelligence Committee released the transcript of its interview with Fusion GPS co-founder Glenn Simpson on Thursday. → Read More
The Trump-Putin Relationship, As Dictated by the Kremlin
Why does the White House cede control of the narrative to the Russians? → Read More
The Critical Part of Mueller’s Report That Barr Didn’t Mention
The special counsel’s most interesting findings about Trump and Russia might be in the counterintelligence portion of his report. → Read More
What Mueller’s Trump-Russia Report Leaves for Congress to Do
Now it’s largely up to Congress to solve the remaining mysteries of the Russia investigation. → Read More
What Mueller’s Trump-Russia Report Leaves to Do
It’s largely up to Congress to solve the remaining mysteries of the investigation. → Read More
The Enigmatic Russian Paying Maria Butina's Legal Bills
Alexander Ionov, the founder of the NGO, called the Anti-Globalization Movement, began raising money for the suspected Russian agent through a fundraising website in 2018. → Read More
Mueller Might Not Be Done With Manafort Yet
The disgraced operative still needs to answer for his ties to a suspected Russian spy. → Read More
Investigating Trump: It’s Not Just About Russia Anymore
House lawmakers issue broad call for documents relating to a wide array of the commander-in-chief’s “abuses of power.” → Read More
Investigating Trump: It’s Not Just About Russia Anymore
House lawmakers issue broad call for documents relating to a wide array of the commander-in-chief’s “abuses of power.” → Read More
The House’s Latest Move Could Be a Big Threat to Trump’s Presidency
A sweeping new probe launched by the House Judiciary Committee could be the most revealing yet about the president’s alleged misconduct. → Read More
Andrew McCabe Couldn’t Believe the Things Trump Said About Putin
The former deputy director of the FBI explains why the bureau felt obligated to investigate the president—and how the Mueller probe might end. → Read More
The Senate’s Russia Probe Is Facing a Reckoning
Meanwhile, the Democratic-led House committee is gearing up for a reinvigorated inquiry. → Read More
The Senate’s Russia Probe Is Facing a Reckoning
Meanwhile, the Democratic-led House committee is gearing up for a reinvigorated inquiry. → Read More
Matthew Whitaker Plays to an Audience of One
Throughout a contentious oversight hearing, the acting attorney general seemed to be auditioning for his next job in the Trump administration. → Read More
Russia Is Attacking the US System From Within
A new filing by Special Counsel Robert Mueller shows how Russia uses the federal courts to go after its adversaries. → Read More
Michael Cohen Is Ready to Talk Russia to Congress
He once felt he owed Trump his loyalty. Now he owes Congress an explanation. → Read More
The Wheels of Justice Are Grinding to a Halt
FBI agents say the government shutdown is costing them confidential sources, postponing indictments, and shutting down investigations. → Read More
Attorney-General Nominee Breaks With Trump on the Mueller Probe
Bill Barr attempted to assuage Democrats’ fears that he would be beholden to the president, but parts of his testimony still left them unnerved. → Read More