As Mueller steps aside, Democrats face pressure to tackle impeachment head on
Special counsel Robert Mueller's first public statement on the Russia investigation placed the onus on House Democrats to decide what to do next.
Read Robert Mueller’s full statement about the Russia investigation
Special counsel Robert Mueller spoke publicly for the first time on the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
WATCH: Putin says Trump phone call signals intent to rebuild relations
Putin said his May 3 phone call with Trump "created the impression that the president intends to restore Russian-American connections."…
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Why hundreds of former federal prosecutors disagree with Barr over Mueller report
The Mueller report continues to generate legal debate. Several hundred former federal prosecutors published a statement this week asserting that President Trump would have been charged with obstruction of justice, were he not the sitting president. William Brangham talks to…
Trump had previously said he would leave the question of Robert Mueller testifying to Attorney General William Barr.
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said it's "pathetic" that Democrats tried to have staff attorneys question Attorney General William Barr.
Attorney General William Barr has told House Judiciary Committee members he will not testify Thursday, according to AP sources.
Special counsel Robert Mueller sent a letter to Attorney General Barr expressing his concerns with Barr's summary of his report.
In several critical respects, Mueller and Barr offered different portrayals of a key aspect of the report: the investigation into whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice.
