Paul Manafort

Dan Rather Rips Manafort Sentence: Black Kids In Projects Routinely Get Worse

The veteran journalist described it as "a slap on the wrist" for "a big-time criminal."
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Pro-Trump Manafort Juror Warns Against Pardon: He 'Needs To Pay The Price'

Paula Duncan said she set politics aside to convict Paul Manafort and now wants him to serve his punishment.
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Blameless Manafort? Twitter Users Torch Judge For Bizarre Claim, Light Sentence.

Judge T. S. Ellis III was slammed for giving the former Trump campaign manager such a light sentence.
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Judge Says Manafort Led An 'Otherwise Blameless Life.' His Resume Says Otherwise.

Manafort's past clients included notorious dictators, kleptocrats and human rights abusers.
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Paul Manafort Sentenced To Less Than 4 Years In Prison In Mueller Probe

Donald Trump's former campaign chairman still faces a separate sentencing in Washington, D.C.
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Obama Takes Subtle Jab At Trump: 'Democracy Is A Garden That Has To Be Tended'

“I was good at making sure that the people who are working for me, with me, were there for the right reasons," the former president said on Wednesday.
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Paul Manafort's Lawyers: Mueller's Attempt To 'Vilify' Him 'Is Beyond The Pale'

Attorneys for Trump's former campaign chairman ask a judge to consider Manafort's age and health ahead of his sentencing next week.
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Mueller Filing: Manafort 'Brazenly Violated The Law For Years'

"His crimes ... remarkably went unabated even after indictment," prosecutors wrote.
By Chad Day and Eric Tucker, AP

'Dictators And Old Rich White Guys Get Trump's Benefit Of The Doubt,' Twitter Grouses

Angry tweets erupt after president points out that Patriots' owner Robert Kraft "proclaimed his innocence totally" after being accused of soliciting sex.
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New York Prosecutors To Charge Manafort In Bid To Prevent Trump Pardon: Reports

The president has so far refused to take pardoning his former campaign chairman off the table.
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