Russia Investigation

Trump: 'Let people see' the Mueller report

"I told the House, if you want, let them see it," the president said.

Michael Flynn, Rick Gates, 2 key witnesses in Mueller probe could factor into multiple other investigations

Justice Department prosecutor said access to Michael Flynn's interviews with the special counsel's team would or could hamper other on-going investigations.

Trump claims 'there should be no Mueller Report'

Trump blamed Democrats for creating the “excuse” of Russian collusion in the 2016 election “for losing.”

Court filing: Ex-Trump aide Gates continues to cooperate

House Republicans and Democrats vote for public release of Mueller report, pressuring Justice Department

Some House Republicans joined Democrats Thursday in overwhelmingly passing a resolution calling on the Justice Department to make the Mueller report public.

House Republicans and Democrats vote for public release of Mueller report, pressuring Justice Department

All told, 420 members - 230 Democrats and 190 Republicans - voted for the resolution.

Judge sets date for Roger Stone’s trial, does not address possible gag order violation

The federal judge overseeing Roger Stone’s case in Washington, DC, set a trial date for November 5.

Manafort's lawyer: 3.5-year sentence in second case 'totally unnecessary'

President Trump's former campaign chairman, who was sentenced to a little less than four years in a separate case, has also been indicted on a series of state charges in New York.

Manafort charged in New York with mortgage fraud and other state crimes

Paul Manafort was charged with residential mortgage fraud and other New York state crimes "which strike at the heart of New York's sovereign interests."

Six key Trump associates indicted during Russia investigation

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Sen. Doug Jones, former prosecutor, doubts special counsel Robert Mueller's report will be the 'blockbuster' many are hoping for

Sen. Doug Jones, D-Ala., talked about the potential impacts of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and the 2020 race on the Powerhouse Politics podcast.

Paul Manafort's sentence in DC case means he faces 81 months total behind bars

Manafort is facing up to 10 years.

Sentencing in DC case means Paul Manafort faces 81 months total behind bars

The sentencing in the D.C. case is the latest chapter in the former Trump campaign chairman's year-and-a-half-long legal battle.

Top Democrat fires back at DOJ officials over statements on Mueller report

Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif. is blasting two DOJ officials for saying the department could ultimately refuse to grant Congress access to documents from Mueller's probe.

Top Democrat calls DOJ officials' statements on Mueller report 'absolutely insupportable'

Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif. is blasting two DOJ officials for saying the department could ultimately refuse to grant Congress access to documents from Mueller's probe.

TRANSCRIPT: Trump adviser David Bossie's interview on ABC News' 'The Investigation' podcast

A transcript of David Bossie's interview as it appears in the latest podcast episode.

TRANSCRIPT: Stormy Daniels' former attorney Keith Davidson's interview on ABC News' 'The Investigation' podcast

A transcript of Keith Davidson's interview as it appears in the latest podcast episode.

2 Department of Justice officials dispute 'double standard' over Mueller documents

Two Justice officials are privately dismissing claims by Democrats that refusing to share special counsel Robert Mueller's final report would amount to a double standard.

Paul Manafort did not live 'an otherwise blameless life': Terry Moran on sentencing

Chief Justice Correspondent Pierre Thomas and Senior National Correspondent Terry Moran discuss the latest in the Mueller probe, including Paul Manafort's sentence of less than four years.

Manafort's light sentence does not sit well with Democrats

President Trump's former campaign chairman is sentenced to fewer than four years in prison, less than what the special counsel's office had recommended. ABC News' Serena Marshall reports.

Paul Manafort sentenced to 47 months in federal prison

The president's campaign chairman was convicted of an elaborate financial scheme, including crimes like bank and tax fraud.

Paul Manafort, onetime campaign chairman to President Donald Trump, sentenced to nearly 4 years in prison

Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, was sentenced on Thursday in one of two cases brought by special counsel Robert Mueller.

How Mueller's team fears Russia could learn US secrets in court case

Mueller's team argued Thursday that if it's forced to hand over millions of "sensitive" documents to Russian individuals, Russia could mine it for operational secrets.

Paul Manafort to face sentencing for financial crimes

The former Trump campaign chair could face up to 25 years in prison for tax and bank fraud charges.

Cohen says he directed attorney to discuss pardon

Michael Cohen's new claim that he directed his former attorney to discuss a possible pardon with President Trump's legal team is at odds with his sworn statement to a House committee.

Michael Cohen asked lawyer to inquire about pardon, sources say, possibly contradicting congressional testimony

Michael Cohen asked lawyer to inquire about pardon, sources say, possibly contradicting congressional testimony.

Paul Manafort faces 1st sentencing for financial crimes

Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, will face sentencing on Thursday in one of two cases brought by special counsel Robert Mueller.

Top Democrat hires former Russian organized crime prosecutor for House Intelligence probe

A former federal prosecutor who oversaw investigations of Russian organized crime for the Southern District of New York is joining the House Intelligence Committee staff.

Transparency in the Mueller investigation is possible, James Comey argues

TRANSCRIPT: Former Trump White House attorney Ty Cobb's interview on ABC News' 'The Investigation' podcast

A transcript of Ty Cobb's interview as it appears in the latest podcast episode.

Former Trump White House lawyer calls Mueller 'American hero,' says probe is no witch hunt

On Congressional investigations into the White House, Ty Cobb said, "It's never gonna be over."

American people and Congress 'entitled to know' underlying evidence in Mueller investigation: House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler

Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jerrold Nadler said Americans and Congress are 'entitled to know' the underlying evidence in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe.

Trump blasts special counsel Robert Mueller and Russia investigation

Plus, White House faces Monday deadline to hand over information about security clearance for Jared Kushner.

'Russophobic fuss': Kremlin swats at US bill targeting Putin's wealth

New bipartisan legislation aims to solve an enduring mystery surrounding Russian President Vladimir Putin: Just how rich is he?

Mueller probe by the numbers

Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation was charged with examining possible collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.

The Russia probe: A timeline from Moscow to Mueller

This is an extensive account of the federal counterintelligence probe, laid out in a detailed timeline.

Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal attorney and long-time fixer, disbarred in New York

Michael Cohen has been officially disbarred in New York, per a decision from the Appellate Division that emerged Tuesday as he gave closed-door testimony on the Hill.

Podesta discusses his meeting with Mueller, his hacked emails and Roger Stone

On "The Investigation" podcast, Hillary Clinton's ex-campaign chairman discusses Stone's connection to WikiLeaks, saying, "He claims he didn't. I think there's every indication that he probably did."

Cohen testifies on Capitol Hill

The former Trump lawyer testifies in a closed session Tuesday and publicly Wednesday.

Appeals court says special counsel Robert Mueller 'properly appointed'; orders ex-Stone aide to testify

A federal appeals court rejected the most direct constitutional challenge to special counsel Robert Mueller’s authority on Tuesday.

TRANSCRIPT: Hillary Clinton's ex-campaign chairman John Podesta's interview on ABC News' 'The Investigation' podcast

A transcript of Hillary Clinton's ex-campaign chairman John Podesta's interview as it appears in episode three of "The Investigation" podcast.

Hillary Clinton's ex-campaign chairman, victim of 2016 campaign hack, thinks cell door will shut on Roger Stone

John Podesta still believes Roger Stone played a role in releasing his hacked emails.

Paul Manafort should face sentence 'substantially below' 10 year maximum: Defense counsel

Defense counsel for Paul Manafort argued in court documents filed late Monday that their client should face a prison sentence "substantially below" a 10-year maximum.

'Absolutely' prepared to sue Trump administration if Mueller report not released: House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff

"We are going to share this information with the public," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said of the Mueller report on "This Week" Sunday.

Cohen to provide new information to investigators about Trump

The president's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, is set for a hearing next week on Capitol Hill where he is expected to give a public testimony with new details on Trump.

Paul Manafort's DC sentence should reflect 'gravity of his conduct': Special counsel

Paul Manafort, the onetime campaign chairman for President Donald Trump, is scheduled for sentencing next month.

Mueller expected to file sentencing memo

The Manhattan District Attorney is allegedly preparing additional state criminal charges against Paul Manafort in case Trump pardons him for his federal crimes.

Democratic House chairman asks attorney general for 'full disclosure' of Mueller's findings

Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., wrote to Attorney General William Barr Friday to demand access to the full scope of records and evidence gathered by special counsel Mueller.

No special counsel report coming Friday or next week: DOJ official

Special counsel Robert Mueller is not expected to give his report on his investigation to Attorney General William Barr on Friday or next week, a DOJ official said.

Judge slaps gag order on Roger Stone after IG post

The gag order on President Donald Trump's longtime political operative and adviser comes as the White House awaits the final report from special counsel Robert Mueller.