On Friday, special counsel Robert Mueller dramatically announced the indictments of 13 Russian Internet trolls for meddling in the 2016 election. Many observers wonder why Mueller indicted 13 Russian citizens who can't be arrested or extradited to the United States.
13 Russian nationals and three Russian entities have been indicted by Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller for meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections. Mueller has been investigating Russian ties to the Trump campaign since 2016.
Rep. Adam Schiff, a top Democrat leading the House Intelligence Committee's probe into Russian meddling in the elections, was pranked by 2 Russian radio comedians who claimed they had nude photos of President Trump.
President Trump and Schiff lobbed insults at each other on Twitter.com this week, with Trump calling the leading Democrat "Little Adam Schiff."
Donald Trump, Jr., right, invoked attorney-client privileges numerous times during a closed door House intelligence committee investigation in Washington D.C. on Wednesday.
During the eight-hour testimony, Don Jr. told investigators that he did not communicate with his father about responding to reports that he met with a Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, who promised she had dirt on Hillary Clinton.
President Trump's former advisor Mike Flynn plead guilty on Friday to making a false statement to the FBI about his back-channel conversations with Russian officials.
Photographers crowded outside the federal courthouse to snap photos of Flynn turning himself to federal agents Friday morning.
As expected, special prosecutor Robert Mueller filed federal indictments against President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort and his assistant Rick Gates.
It is now confirmed that Hillary Clinton and the deceitful, dishonest Democratic National Committee (DNC) paid $9 million to the Russians for so-called "opposition research" -- to compile a fake dossier that was then turned over to the Obama administration and the FBI to obtain a FISA warrant to wiretap an opposing presidential candidate (Donald Trump).
Fans of Russian motorcycle stunt rider Olga Pronina are mourning her loss.
Pronina died when she lost control of her BMW S1000RR bike near her home in Vladiokostok, the NY Daily News reports.
Donald Trump, Jr has released emails referenced by the New York Times in an article about a meeting between Trump, Jr. and a Russian lawyer last year. Trump, Jr. released the emails on Tuesday, July 11, to clear up misinformation in the New York Times report.
CNN's credibility was rocked after an undercover investigator for Project Veritas infiltrated the newsroom and apparently planted fake Russia stories that were reported by CNN as fact.
CNN retracted a Russia collusion story from its website last week and apologized to an associate of President Trump who was falsely implicated in the article.