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Clinton campaign hired techs to 'mine' data about Trump servers to fuel collusion suspicions: Durham
Alleged Russian bank link was major scandal during Trump's presidency
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Trump commutes former political adviser Roger Stone's 40-month prison sentence
Stone was ensnared in the Russian collusion probe. Trump made the decision days before Stone was to report to prison. The start of his term had been delayed because of health concerns for the 67-year-old political adviser.
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Progressive group slams Schiff after Senate campaign announcement
Schiff has reportedly made multiple other efforts to seek higher office.
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McCarthy blocks Schiff, Swalwell from House Intelligence Committee
"In order to maintain a standard worthy of this committee’s responsibilities, I am hereby rejecting the appointments of Representative Adam Schiff and Representative Eric Swalwell to serve on the Intelligence Committee."
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GOP Rep. Spartz balks at McCarthy vow to bar Dem Rep. Omar from Foreign Affairs Committee
Special rules for the Intelligence Committee allow the speaker to halt Schiff and Swalwell's appointments on his own, but stopping Omar will require a full House vote.
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Media Bias: Stephanie Ruhle says 'Obamagate' story was 'made up'
Ruhle made the comments during a Friday broadcast
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Clinton campaign manager who spread Trump-Alfa Bank story involved in DHS election censorship
Robby Mook's Harvard project was "civil society collaborator" in consortium that targeted news organizations, members of Congress for purported election misinformation.
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GOP Rep. Meuser presses SEC over delayed Truth Social merger
"Please know that congressional scrutiny of this matter will continue," he warned.
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FBI whistleblowers, including one with info on Strzok, want bureau to review their cases
FBI agents lost their security clearances and jobs after blowing the whistle on the Biden-era and Chris Wray-led bureau. Now their lawyers are asking the Trump FBI, led by Kash Patel, to address their complaints.
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Fired anti-Trump prosecutor who ran for Congress now faces tough questions in case he led
Adam Schleifer left the DOJ to unsuccessfully run for Congress as an anti-Trump firebrand in 2020. He returned to the DOJ and, after being fired by the Trump Administration last month, he wants his job back as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles.