Russia Investigation

Democrats questioning Robert Mueller to focus on obstruction

Trump administration invokes privilege again, blocks intel committee from classified Mueller docs, sources say

The Trump administration is invoking executive privilege to block Congress from Mueller intelligence documents.

Judge finds longtime Trump confidante Roger Stone in violation of gag order

A federal judge lashed out at Roger Stone on Tuesday after government prosecutors accused the political provocateur of violating his court-issued gag order.

Presidential candidate Seth Moulton says time for impeachment hearings is now

Presidential hopeful Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass.,said Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report proves its time for impeachment proceedings.

Robert Mueller's congressional testimony delayed by a week

Putin and Ukraine's new leader discuss east Ukraine conflict

Michael Flynn's sentencing back in limbo amid latest legal dispute

Michael Flynn's fate was thrown into legal limbo on Wednesday as federal prosecutors expressed new doubts about his pledge to cooperate with their investigative efforts.

Trump attorney says the president's legal team not preparing for an impeachment battle

President Donald Trump's personal attorney told "The Investigation" podcast that the president's attorneys are not preparing for an impeachment battle.

Transcript: Trump attorney Jay Sekulow's interview on ABC News' 'The Investigation' podcast

A transcript of Jay Sekulow's interview as it appears in the latest episode.

Trump blasts 'fake news' in front of Putin at G-20 summit

President Donald Trump blasted 'fake news' in front of Russian President Vladimir Putin at G-20 summit

Trump calls news Robert Mueller will testify on Capitol Hill 'a disgrace'

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler defended his decision to subpoena the special counsel, saying it was "very important" for Americans to hear from Mueller.

The questions Mueller might face when he testifies before Congress

After landing the notoriously enigmatic Robert Mueller, what do lawmakers hope to accomplish?

Trump says what happens in Putin meeting is 'none of your business'

Ahead of a meeting with Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in Japan, President Donald Trump said what he talks about with the Russian president is "none of business."

Robert Mueller to testify on 2016 Russian investigation next month

Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller has been subpoenaed and is scheduled to testify July 17 on Capitol Hill.

Mueller to testify in open hearings

The former special counsel is expected to sit before two House committees in two separate open hearings on July 17.

Mueller agrees to testify before 2 House committees in July

Former special counsel Robert Mueller has agreed to testify before the House Judiciary, Intelligence committees in July.

Don McGahn’s chief of staff Annie Donaldson delays hill appearance, will answer written questions

The former top aide to onetime White House counsel Don McGahn Annie Donaldson has struck a deal with the House Judiciary Committee to delay her in-person questioning.

Former White House aide Hope Hicks' testimony transcript released

Former White House aide Hope Hicks refused to answer questions about several key incidents related to Mueller's probe of potential obstruction of justice.

Hope Hicks testifies on Capitol Hill

The former White House communications director says she was instructed by Trump not to discuss her time in the White House.

Paul Manafort dodges Rikers Island transfer after rare Justice Department intervention

President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been spared from an expected transfer to Rikers Island prison following a rare intervention by the DOJ.

Hope Hicks has agreed to testify before House committee on Mueller probe

Former Trump aide Hope Hicks has agreed to testify behind closed doors before the House Judiciary Committee next Wednesday, according to the panel.

House set for key vote in Barr, McGahn subpoena fight

House Democrats are set to vote on whether to hold Attorney General William Barr and former White House counsel Don McGahn in contempt of court.

Key Mueller probe evidence to go to Congress

Plus, what to watch as President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden hold dueling campaign events in Iowa.

Nadler delays contempt moves against Barr after DOJ agrees to turn over Mueller evidence

House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler says he will delay contempt moves against Attorney General William Barr after the DOJ agreed to turn over "key" Mueller evidence.

White House directs Hope Hicks, Annie Donaldson to not comply with subpoenas

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler says the White House directed former West Wing officials not turn over documents to the House Judiciary Committee.

In rare interview, Jared Kushner calls infamous Trump Tower meeting with Russians 'a clown show'

President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner called the 2016 Russia Trump Tower meeting a "clown show" in a new Axios interview with Jonathan Swan.

Reps. Schiff, Jordan agree that Robert Mueller should testify before Congress

Reps. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, each said they have questions for special counsel Robert Mueller beyond his final report.

House Intelligence chair to spy agencies: Tell us what Barr asks for

The chairman of the House Intel Committee Friday directed the heads of U.S. spy agencies keep the committee appraised of whatever William Barr asks for in Russia review.

Ex-Roger Stone aide appears before grand jury Friday after year-long subpoena fight

Ex-Roger Stone aide Andrew Miller arrived at U.S. District Court in Washington D.C. Friday morning after a nearly year-long battle against a subpoena to testify.

Barr slams Trump critics, bluntly criticizes Mueller team's 'legal analysis'

Attorney General Bill Barr, in a CBS News interview, slammed President Donald Trump's critics and dismissed Robert Mueller's team's "legal analysis."

AG Barr now appears to be at odds with Trump

Attorney General William Barr said the investigators who launched the Russia probe did not commit treason, as President Trump has repeatedly claimed.

Are Mueller and Barr really on different pages about Trump and obstruction?

Robert Mueller's recent remarks have renewed debate over whether he and Attorney General Bill Barr are really on different pages about President Trump and obstruction.

Roger Stone continues efforts to drop his charges and get unredacted Mueller report

Roger Stone, longtime adviser to President Donald Trump, has inched closer to getting a less redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.

Fallout from special counsel's first public statement on probe continues

President Donald Trump falsely claimed the Mueller report cleared him of obstruction.

After Mueller statement, some 2020 Democrats call for impeachment, as others strengthen anti-Trump rhetoric

In the minutes following Special Counsel Robert Mueller's public statement announcing the close of his investigation, a parade of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates

Big takeaways from Robert Mueller's 1st public remarks

ABC News chief legal analyst Dan Abrams and chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas analyze the statement from Mueller, the first public remarks he has made in more than two years.

Mueller does not exonerate Trump in 1st remarks

A growing number of 2020 presidential candidates are calling for impeachment of President Trump, while the White House says Trump was "completely exonerated."

Robert Mueller makes public statement on special counsel report

Because of constitutional and Justice Department limits, Mueller said he and his team had not considered bringing charges against President Trump.

Congressional reaction to Mueller largely split along party lines

On the heels of special counsel Robert Mueller’s surprise public statement Wednesday, reaction from members of Congress was pointedly split along party lines.

Ex-Roger Stone aide to testify before grand jury after year resisting subpoena

After a nearly year-long subpoena battle, a former aide to longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone is expected to appear before a grand jury in D.C. on Friday.

Robert Mueller breaks silence, does not want to testify, says charging Trump 'not an option'

Special counsel Robert Mueller said Wednesday he does not intend to testify as Democrats want, says charging Trump with a crime was "not an option."

Mueller shifts 2020 ground on impeachment: Analysis

Special Counsel Robert Mueller said Wednesday that his work has formally concluded. Democrats have accelerated conversations about what to do next.

Mueller says he does not want to testify, charging Trump 'not an option'

Robert Mueller on Wednesday broke more than two years of silence about his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice.

Read special counsel Robert Mueller's full statement: Transcript

Read Mueller's full statement. Mueller made a public statement about Russia Investigation Wednesday.

Mueller: Charging President Trump with a crime was 'not an option we could consider'

The special counsel said he was speaking out because his "investigation is complete," his office is "formally closing" and that he is "resigning from the Department of Justice."

Mueller breaks silence amid calls to testify

Special counsel Robert Mueller broke more than two years of silence about his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice.

Trump gives attorney general Barr sweeping power to declassify intelligence in Russia probe review

President Donald Trump has given Attorney General William Barr sweeping powers over the intelligence community in his review of their role in the 2016 election probe.

Robert Mueller wants to avoid 'political spectacle' before Congress: Nadler

Special counsel Robert Mueller doesn't want to testify in public, want to avoid "spectacle," according to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler

Prosecutors say that Michael Cohen exchanged hundreds of emails and texts with a Russian-linked finance firm