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- Paul Manafort's lawyer misquotes a judge about collusion in a manner that sounds suspiciously like a certain someone who has the authority to give his client a pardon.
- Waiting for Mr. Mueller to prove himself a savior may not pan out for the simpler reason that he can't find what doesn't exist. To say that Mr. Trump was morally capable of colluding withĀ RussiaĀ is not the same thing as saying that he did.
- The "no collusion" mantra gets an entirely new spin from Rudy Giuliani who seems to think now that, yup, maybe there was some.
- Duncan Hunter of California and Chris Collins of New York were the first two congressmen to endorse candidate Donald Trump for president in 2016. They are the founding members of the āTrump Caucusā in Congress. So it makes sense that each of these two congressmen has been indicted recently.
- President Trump is all the media cares about, and the left is getting away with despicable behavior, John Kass writes.
- In TV terms, Trump went from J.R. Ewing to King Lear this week. What new fall series could network TV possibly deliver in coming weeks that could compete with nightly cable coverage of Trump Agonistes?
- Maryland members of a House oversight committee called on the panelās Republican chairman Wednesday to summon President Donald J. Trumpās former personal lawyer to testify.
- The Manafort jury is now deliberating for a fourth day. A former federal prosecutor says that should be making Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III very nervous.
- Donald Trump cares more about unauthorized immigrants and Chinese imports than our democracy, says Robert Reich.
- Robert Mueller isn't running out of gas in his investigation, says Bill Press; he's just getting into high gear.
- If Robert Mueller is serious at all about Russian interference inĀ Washington, he must Dems too, says John Kass.
- For some, taking a knee during the national anthem is un-American, but getting paid tens of millions of dollars to work with Russian agents against the foreign policy of the United States is āmuch ado about nothing.ā
- Sarah HuckabeeĀ Sanders is a perfect spokesperson fora truth-twisting president, says David Horsey.
- Among the many problems with the Mueller investigation is that it has no legal, subject or monetary limits, says Cal Thomas.
- Robert Mueller's investigative process appears now to be closing in on the president, says Jules Witcover.
- Let's give President Donald Trump the benefit of the doubt about the latest revelations from the Mueller investigation. What it's turned up about Russia is still a big deal.
- I went down to the White House to see Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner give his excuses surrounding the meeting that he, Trump's son, and Paul Manafort, among
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- The Trump family can't seem to keep their stories about Russia straight.
- Carter Page, the seemingly hapless, dead-eyed and bald-headed former-Trump adviserĀ who is at the white-hot center of the controversy surrounding Trump campaign
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After the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence hearing on Russian interference with the U.S. election, I had to renew my press credential
- The more Republicans downplay contacts between Russians and Trump campaigners, the more it looks like a cover-up.
- FBI Director Comey gets to shoot down a Trump alternative fact on live television