Election 2016
Judge rules Paul Manafort breached plea deal
US President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort breached his plea agreement with Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office by lying to prosecutors about matters which are material to its Russia probe, a judge ruled on Wednesday.
President Trump ally Roger Stone has been arrested on charges of false statements, witness tampering, obstruction
Trump's business history with Russia is a long and colorful one
How Donald Trump can survive Michael Cohen's decision to turn on him
Jolted by ex-allies' criminal cases, Trump faces election and legal risks
Ex-Trump lawyer Cohen pleads guilty to campaign finance violations and Manafort found guilty on eight charges of tax and bank fraud
President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty on Tuesday in New York to campaign finance violations and other charges. Also on Tuesday evening, Trump's one-time campaign chairman Paul Manafort was found guilty on eight charges of tax and bank fraud and failing to disclose foreign bank accounts.
Cambridge Analytica parent hired by State Department to target terrorist propaganda
Documents obtained through FOIA lawsuit provide a glimpse into the government’s information battles.
Steve Bannon's 'The Movement' is an umbrella group of anti-establishment, populist parties in Europe
Bannon is in the process of setting up an umbrella group with a headquarters in Brussels to help support and coordinate these different nationalist parties. One of the people helping him is his friend, Benjamin Harnwell.
Manafort's right-hand man testifies against him in tax fraud case
Rick Gates, a former business associate to President Donald Trump's ex-campaign manager Paul Manafort, will continue to testify against his former boss and is expected to face a tough cross examination on Tuesday.
Ukraine in focus as Manafort trial heads to second day
The political consulting work that President Donald Trump's onetime campaign chairman Paul Manafort did to earn $60 million in Ukraine is expected to take the spotlight on Wednesday on the second day of his criminal trial.
Ethical and legal questions surround Scott Pruitt's time at the EPA
Democrats in Congress are pushing for his resignation, but so far most GOP members have remained quiet.
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Putin’s media strategy? 'A free jazz orchestra.'
"What’s funny is that they are using the language of diversity of opinion and freedom of speech. 'What’s wrong with alternative opinions? More free speech? What’s wrong with free speech?' That’s kind of the language they’ve adopted, which is our language,” said Russia expert Peter Pomerantsev.
Russia's RT is contesting the very meaning of 'truth'
RT wants "to create chaos by suggesting there is no such thing as objective truth, rather there are simply dozens of competing narratives.”
They spewed hate. Then they punctuated it with the president’s name.
Nearly every metric of intolerance in the US has surged over the past 18 months, from reported anti-Semitism and Islamophobia to violent hate crimes based on skin color, nationality or sexual orientation.
FBI raids offices, home of Trump's personal lawyer
The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Monday raided the offices and home of President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen, law enforcement sources said, in a dramatic new development in a series of probes involving close Trump associates.