Paul Manafort

Giuliani Reportedly Contacted Imprisoned Manafort To Bolster Ukraine Conspiracy Theory

The president's attorney has been peddling a baseless claim that Ukraine colluded with Hillary Clinton and others to undermine Donald Trump in 2016.
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Key Mueller Cooperator Rick Gates Testifies In DC Lawyer's Trial

The ex-Trump campaign aide who pleaded guilty in Mueller's probe testified against Greg Craig, who's accused of hiding information from the Justice Department.
By Eric Tucker, AP

Bystander Yells 'Traitor' At Paul Manafort As He's Led Into Courtroom In Cuffs

Donald Trump's former campaign chairman pleads not guilty to 16 new felony fraud charges after he is led past a throng of press and onlookers.
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Texts Between Paul Manafort, Sean Hannity Reveal One Long Pity Party

"I feel so violated," Manafort whined of being prosecuted for his many crimes.
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Paul Manafort Reportedly Won’t Go To Rikers After All, Thanks To The Justice Department

The president's former campaign manager was expected to be transferred to the notorious New York City jail sometime this month.
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Paul Manafort Is Headed To Rikers Island, Likely Faces Solitary Confinement

Trump's former campaign chair, who now faces state fraud charges, is already serving a seven-plus year federal sentence.
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U.S. Government Moves To Take Paul Manafort's Trump Tower Apartment

The former Trump campaign chairman was convicted of tax evasion and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Manafort Sought Trump Job For Alleged Briber; Eager Kushner Responded: 'On It!'

"His preference is secretary of the Army," Paul Manafort wrote Jared Kushner about his banker, Stephen Calk.
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Bank CEO Charged With Attempting To Trade Loans For Trump White House Job

Paul Manafort secured $16 million in loans from Stephen Calk, prosecutors say.
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Lawyers: Ex-Obama White House Counsel Greg Craig Expects Charges

The indictments would stem from his lobbying work for Ukraine in 2012.
By AP