A sentencing date signals that Flynn’s ongoing cooperation with special counsel Robert Mueller’s office is coming to an end. Continue reading →

Their release could represent a “red line that must not be crossed,” said a Democratic representative. Continue reading →

Trump is making the extraordinary move in response to calls from allies in Congress who say the Russia investigation was tainted by anti-Trump bias within the FBI and Justice Department. Continue reading →

The slippers were on loan to the Judy Garland Museum in the late actress’ hometown of Grand Rapids when they were taken in 2005. Continue reading →

FBI and Justice Department officials have said publicly that there was no evidence Clinton’s server was hacked by a foreign power. Continue reading →

The Democratic National Committee says it thwarted a hacking attempt on its database holding information on tens of millions of U.S. voters. Continue reading →

Speaking on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Brennan said he’s been contacted by a number of lawyers about the possibility of an injunction in the wake of Trump’s move to revoke his clearance. Continue reading →

In the year before Las Vegas shooting, gunman Stephen Paddock appeared to have become increasingly unstable, police say. Continue reading →

An FBI agent whose anti-Trump text messages fueled suspicions of partisan bias angrily rejected Republican allegations that he set out to stop Donald Trump from becoming president. Continue reading →

Peter Strzok exchanged anti-Trump texts with a colleague, FBI attorney Lisa Page, as both worked on the Clinton investigation and briefly on the investigation into Russian collusion. Continue reading →