Donald Trump launched his campaign in the face of legal trouble that threatens his business and could make him the first indicted former president.
The US intelligence community concluded that Russia interfered in the 2016 and 2020 elections to boost Trump's chances of winning.
It's exceedingly rare for courts to grant motions seeking the recusal of judges based on the party of the president who nominated them.
The Justice Department alleged that Viktor Vekselberg used shell companies to cover his ownership interest in the yacht and evade bank oversight of related transactions.
The five-year statute of limitations will soon pass for the Justice Department to charge Trump over criminal conduct that Robert Mueller investigated.
A description of the upcoming book teases a "riveting account" of a "hoax" that forced Manafort into solitary confinement.
Two nonprofit groups are suing the Federal Election Commission for failing to act on a complaint about Russia and the Trump campaign.
Mueller's top deputy Andrew Weissmann revealed the "alternative" report includes all their findings, conclusions, and the investigation's limitations.
A year after Donald Trump's reelection loss, legal experts wonder why the Justice Department hasn't done more publicly to pursue the former president.
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Special Counsel John Durham's investigation into the origins of the FBI's Trump-Russia probe has brought just one indictment, against Michael Sussman.
After watching part of Mueller's testimony, Schiff reportedly overhauled his committee's strategy and told lawmakers to keep their questions short.
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In 2016, researchers found unexplained connections between a Trump Organization server and the Russian Alfa Bank. They remain a mystery.
Legal experts see several concerning issues with a Trump-era special prosecutor's case against Michael Sussmann, a lawyer with deep Democratic ties.
The unidentified person was investigated for an "alleged conspiracy involving persons or entities associated with a foreign government," per the DOJ.
The Justice Department's crackdown on covert foreign influence is spelling trouble for Trumpworld figures who've had dealings with overseas powers.
Biden's DOJ denied Steve Bannon's reimbursement request to cover attorney's fees tied to the Mueller investigation and congressional inquiries.
Three senior members of Mueller's team will teach the class in the fall, and Mueller will participate as well, UVA School of Law announced.
Trump nearly fired Wray. In the Biden era, the FBI is probing Trump allies, pursuing insurrectionists, and confronting problematic police departments.
"FARA is definitely having its moment in the spotlight now," said Robert Kelner, chairman of law firm Covington & Burling's election and political law practice.
Attorney General Merrick Garland and his DOJ have sent no public signals they're investigating Trump. It's a different story in New York and Georgia.