Russia Investigation

Mueller Didn’t Bring His Report ‘To Life,’ But Democrats Will Take It

The former special counsel did not want to testify before Congress, and it showed.
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Mueller: Court Fight Over A Trump Subpoena Would've Taken Too Long

“We decided that we did not want to exercise our subpoena powers because of the necessity of expediting the end of the investigation," Mueller said.
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At Mueller Hearings, Republicans Assert Trump Is Above The Law

If the Justice Department couldn't charge Trump, it shouldn't have investigated his conduct in the first place, GOP lawmakers argued.
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Most Americans Say Mueller Probe Is Fair — Even Republicans

A growing majority of Republicans now agree the special counsel's investigation was fair, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.
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What To Expect From Robert Mueller's Testimony To Congress

The former special counsel is preparing for his highly anticipated public testimony on his report before two House committees on Wednesday.
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Mueller Needs To 'Finish The Job,' Former Justice Department Official Says

Time for Mueller to tell it like it is, says the former deputy attorney general.
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'Don't Meddle In The Election': Trump And Putin Are Openly Joking About It Now

The president wagged his finger at the Russian leader and told him not to meddle in the U.S. election.
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'It's On': Twitter Lights Up Over News Of Mueller Testimony

The #MuellerTime hashtag went viral after the announcement that the former special counsel would answer questions before Congress in July.
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Robert Mueller To Testify Before House Judiciary, House Intel Committees

The special counsel is set to testify in open session before Congress on July 17 about his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 elections.
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Trump Says What Ex-White House Lawyer McGahn Told Mueller 'Doesn't Matter'

President Donald Trump also told ABC News that he never told Don McGahn to fire special counsel Robert Mueller, despite McGahn's testimony.
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