The Justice Department filed 18 new charges against the WikiLeaks founder accusing him of conspiring to reveal classified secrets.
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Michael Avenatti indicted on charges of stealing from Stormy Daniels after Trump legal battle
Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for adultactress Stormy Daniels against President Donald Trump, was indicted Wednesday for allegedly defrauding her.
Don McGahn, former White House counsel, defies House subpoena and skips hearing on Russia probe
Don McGahn, the former White House counsel, skipped a House hearing on Tuesday. Lawmakers wanted to ask him about obstruction by the president.
White House tells Don McGahn, former counsel, not to testify to House panel
Former White House counsel Don McGahn need not comply with a House subpoena ordering him to testify on Tuesday, the Justice Department said.
President Donald Trump tees up the strangest test yet of executive privilege
President Donald Trump asserted executive privilege to keep parts of Robert Mueller’s report secret, setting up a likely legal fight with Congress.
President Donald Trump’s battle with sprawling congressional probes gets its first day in court
President Donald Trump is fighting a congressional subpoena for his financial records in U.S. District Court.
‘We’re fighting all the subpoenas.’ Congress and Trump prepare to battle over wide-ranging probes
The House Democrats have opened wide-ranging inquiries into President Trump’s conduct. The White House signaled it will fight on almost everything.
Congress prepares for a battle over secret grand jury evidence in Russia inquiry; ‘I intend to fight’
Lawmakers want to see information Robert Mueller obtained using grand juries and could launch a legal fight to obtain it as soon as Wednesday.
Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former lawyer, ends 3 days of ‘excruciating’ testimony with another scheduled
Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer, finished 3 days of congressional testimony, but will return March 6
Attorney General says Mueller investigation ‘close to being completed’
Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker said he had been briefed on the investigation of Russian election interference, and that it was nearly complete.