Russia Investigation
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- Nov 15, 8:26 PM ET
Roger Stone found guilty on all 7 counts
Roger Stone's case was the only remaining case from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
Nov 15, 8:26 PM ET
- Nov 15, 6:14 PM ET
Roger Stone found guilty on all 7 counts
President Donald Trump's longtime friend and onetime campaign adviser was convicted in the only remaining case from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
Nov 15, 6:14 PM ET
- Nov 14, 12:03 PM ET
As Ukraine matters go public, Roger Stone trial keeps Russia probe on the map
As embattled Trump faces Ukraine hearings, Russia probe thread marches on
Nov 14, 12:03 PM ET
- Nov 13, 11:15 PM ET
Federal judge warns she may impose gag order on Roger Stone, prosecutors
One week after Roger Stone’s arrest and indictment, Federal Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Friday warned she's considering a gag order on Roger Stone and prosecutors.
Nov 13, 11:15 PM ET
- Nov 13, 11:07 PM ET
Trial of former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone off to a strange start
The trial of Roger Stone, a veteran Republican operative and onetime campaign adviser to President Donald Trump, got underway Tuesday in Washington, D.C.
Nov 13, 11:07 PM ET
- Nov 13, 11:04 PM ET
Roger Stone's trial brings back the Trump-Russia saga
The long-awaited criminal trial of Roger Stone, the president's one-time personal political adviser, brought back the Trump-Russia saga.
Nov 13, 11:04 PM ET
- Nov 13, 7:56 PM ET
Ex-Trump campaign aide testifies in Roger Stone trial, describes 'brainstorming' sessions about WikiLeaks
Rick Gates took the stand in Roger Stone's trial, describes 'brain-storming'sessions with senior campaign officials about WikiLeaks
Nov 13, 7:56 PM ET
- Nov 5, 7:18 PM ET
Longtime Trump confidant Roger Stone arrives for criminal trial
In January, former special counsel Robert Mueller indicted Stone on five counts of lying to Congress, witness tampering and obstruction of justice
Nov 5, 7:18 PM ET
- Nov 4, 4:44 PM ET
Highlights of Trump's written answers to special counsel Robert Mueller's questions
The answers President Donald Trump gave to special counsel Robert Mueller have finally been released as part of the redacted version of the special counsel's report.
Nov 4, 4:44 PM ET
- Nov 4, 1:03 PM ET
Maria Butina speaks out after prison sentence
The convicted Russian agent and gun rights activist said on “60 Minutes” that she “never sought to influence [U.S.] policies.”
Nov 4, 1:03 PM ET
- Oct 28, 3:46 PM ET
Judge rules Justice Department must turn Mueller evidence over to House Committee
A judge ruled that the Justice Department must turn evidence from Robert Mueller's investigation over to the House Judiciary Committee.
Oct 28, 3:46 PM ET - Oct 26, 10:13 PM ET
Maria Butina, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy, lands in Moscow after release from US prison
The 30-year-old guns right activist was released early for good behavior.
Oct 26, 10:13 PM ET - Oct 25, 11:30 PM ET
Russian woman who infiltrated US politics out of prison
A Russian gun rights activist who admitted being a secret agent for the Kremlin and trying to infiltrate conservative U.S. political groups while Donald Trump rose to power has been released from federal prison
Oct 25, 11:30 PM ET - Oct 25, 7:59 PM ET
Justice Department to open criminal investigation into origins of Russian interference probe: Source
The prosecutor reviewing the origins of the investigation into Russia's 2016 election meddling has reportedly been given the OK to pursue the probe as a criminal matter.
Oct 25, 7:59 PM ET - Oct 25, 5:23 PM ET
DOJ opens investigation into Russia probe
The Justice Department announced it is opening a criminal inquiry into how the Russia investigation began.
Oct 25, 5:23 PM ET - Oct 25, 1:54 PM ET
Justice Department to investigate Russia probe
The newly announced investigation is raising serious questions about whether President Donald Trump is using the Justice Department to go after his enemies.
Oct 25, 1:54 PM ET - Oct 25, 12:13 PM ET
Justice Department announces probe into Russia investigation
The move by Attorney General William Barr effectively leaves the department investigating itself. ABC News’ Ines de La Cuetara reports.
Oct 25, 12:13 PM ET - Oct 22, 10:27 PM ET
'When you're in a hole, stop digging': Clinton lawyer Greg Craig to President Trump
Bill Clinton's impeachment lawyer ABC News' "The Investigation" podcast that President Trump's legal strategy to combat his impeachment inquiry is doing "enormous damage"
Oct 22, 10:27 PM ET - Oct 21, 2:00 PM ET
Russia's new focus on Africa takes advantage of US drift
Russia's new focus on Africa takes advantage of US drift under Trump administration
Oct 21, 2:00 PM ET - Oct 19, 1:28 PM ET
15 dead after Russian dam collapse floods dormitories
15 dead after Russian dam collapse floods workers' dormitories
Oct 19, 1:28 PM ET - Oct 9, 4:42 AM ET
Senate committee report criticizes FBI for not warning about Russian 2016 election meddling
A Senate Committee report finds that Russian trolls interfered in the 2016 election to help Donald Trump and the FBI did nothing to warn voters.
Oct 9, 4:42 AM ET - Oct 7, 11:18 AM ET
Putin turns 67, takes birthday break in Siberian mountains
Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, the region's native, accompanied Putin.
Oct 7, 11:18 AM ET - Sep 27, 8:38 PM ET
Ukraine's prosecutor says no probe into Biden
A transcript of a call between Trump and Ukraine's leader has been made public.
Sep 27, 8:38 PM ET - Sep 17, 9:05 PM ET
Corey Lewandowski refuses to answer most questions at congressional hearing
The former Trump campaign manager refused to discuss conversations with the president.
Sep 17, 9:05 PM ET - Sep 17, 5:54 PM ET
Lewandowski testifies on Capitol Hill
The White House told former Trump campaign aide Corey Lewandowski not to answer questions when he testifies in front of the House Judiciary committee.
Sep 17, 5:54 PM ET - Sep 16, 9:39 PM ET
Chechen Leader Hosts Children's MMA Fight
The fights, involving kids as young as 8, have provoked uproar in Russia.
Sep 16, 9:39 PM ET - Sep 16, 9:39 PM ET
10 Years After Murder of Journalist and Putin Critic, Family Still Seeks Justice
Supporters of slain journalist say organizers of the murder were not sought.
Sep 16, 9:39 PM ET - Sep 16, 9:37 PM ET
Russia set to deport gay reporter to a country where activists say he faces torture, prison
Rights groups fear the reporter will face torture and imprisonment in Uzbekistan
Sep 16, 9:37 PM ET - Sep 16, 9:37 PM ET
4 Dead in Counterterrorism Raid in St. Petersburg, Russia
Police say they killed the suspected militants after they opened fire.
Sep 16, 9:37 PM ET - Sep 16, 9:36 PM ET
Chechen authorities rounding up and killing gay men in 'prophylactic purge,' Russian paper says
A spokesman for Chechnya's president has said the region has no homosexuals.
Sep 16, 9:36 PM ET - Sep 16, 9:33 PM ET
Russian court blocks deportation of gay journalist to Uzbekistan
Activists said he faced torture in Uzbekistan where homosexuality is illegal.
Sep 16, 9:33 PM ET - Sep 16, 9:32 PM ET
For many gay men in conservative Chechnya, living in fear for their lives is commonplace
They call themselves survivors. Two Chechen men who agreed to share their story say they have been forced into hiding and their lives are in danger because they are gay.
Sep 16, 9:32 PM ET - Sep 13, 10:39 PM ET
DOJ watchdog 'finalizing' report on misconduct allegations in Russia probe
The Department of Justice's inspector general has concluded his investigation into allegations of bias at the origin of the Russia investigation, a new letter revealed.
Sep 13, 10:39 PM ET - Sep 11, 11:52 AM ET
Kremlin responds after reports of CIA spy
The Kremlin sought to downplay that the official could have been a spy, calling coverage of it “pulp fiction.”
Sep 11, 11:52 AM ET - Aug 22, 9:40 PM ET
Former Trump aide, Mueller witness testifies in case against former Obama White House counsel
Rick Gates testified Thursday in Washington at the trial of former Obama White House counsel Greg Craig, who stands accused of lying to the government about his lobbying.
Aug 22, 9:40 PM ET - Aug 21, 8:54 PM ET
How attorneys in alleged Russian troll factory case plan to keep Mueller secrets from Moscow
With all eyes on 2020, the most sensitive data will stay locked up in the U.S.
Aug 21, 8:54 PM ET - Aug 5, 6:16 PM ET
Thousands evacuated after explosions at Russia ammo depot
Massive explosions at a Russian military ammunition depot in Siberia injured at least eight people and prompted the evacuation of thousands Monday
Aug 5, 6:16 PM ET - Jul 31, 12:08 PM ET
Federal judge dismisses DNC suit against Russia, Trump campaign, Wikileaks
A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Democratic National Committee against the Russian government, the 2016 Trump campaign and others.
Jul 31, 12:08 PM ET - Jul 31, 4:09 AM ET
Senate Democrats confront AG William Barr in hours-long grilling
Lawmakers on Wednesday grilled Attorney General William Barr on his controversial handling of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
Jul 31, 4:09 AM ET - Jul 29, 8:02 AM ET
Vladimir Putin critic Alexey Navalny hospitalized with suspected poisoning, doctor says
Russia's most prominent opposition leader Alexey Navalny has been hospitalized after falling sick with an "allergic reaction" in a Moscow jail.
Jul 29, 8:02 AM ET - Jul 28, 4:58 PM ET
Nadler: Mueller report 'broke the lie' of no obstruction of justice
House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., discusses the Mueller report, President Trump and impeachment on "This Week."
Jul 28, 4:58 PM ET - Jul 28, 3:34 PM ET
'Important' that Mueller investigation info get to Americans: Rep. Jerry Nadler
Rep. Jerry Nadler, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, was interviewed on ABC's "This Week" following Robert Mueller's testimony on Capitol Hill.
Jul 28, 3:34 PM ET - Jul 28, 1:00 PM ET
Partisan differences on impeachment remain after Mueller testimony, as nearly half of Americans show little movement: POLL
After more than six hours of questioning of Robert Mueller, nearly half of Americans show little movement on their support or opposition to impeaching President Trump.
Jul 28, 1:00 PM ET - Jul 28, 11:10 AM ET
Putin leads Russian naval parade after crackdown in Moscow
President Vladimir Putin has led Russia's first major naval parade in years the day after a violent police crackdown on anti-government protesters in Moscow
Jul 28, 11:10 AM ET - Jul 26, 9:30 PM ET
House Democrats go to court for Mueller grand jury evidence, a step toward impeachment
House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler filed a lawsuit to obtain grand jury material underlying former special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
Jul 26, 9:30 PM ET - Jul 26, 11:47 AM ET
Russia 'exploited the seams' in US election security defenses in 2016: Senate report
Russia "exploited the seams" in U.S. election security defenses ahead of the 2016 presidential election, and federal officials failed to effectively raise the alarm.
Jul 26, 11:47 AM ET - Jul 26, 11:44 AM ET
New evidence on Russian interference in 2016 election
A Senate Intelligence Committee report details how Russia targeted voting systems across the U.S. and warns the threat persists today.
Jul 26, 11:44 AM ET - Jul 26, 11:44 AM ET
Democrats divided on impeachment post-Mueller testimony
Five new Democrats have come out to support impeachment after Robert Mueller's testimony, but those in support are still a minority in the caucus.
Jul 26, 11:44 AM ET - Jul 26, 4:22 AM ET
Mueller testimony sparks new calls for impeachment
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has rejected calls for impeaching President Donald Trump, even as three more Democrats have come out in favor of it.
Jul 26, 4:22 AM ET - Jul 25, 10:45 PM ET
Congressmen speak out on Mueller testimony
Rep. Harley Rouda, D-Calif., and Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, reflect on the Mueller testimony and what it means for the possibility of impeachment.
Jul 25, 10:45 PM ET