- Dylan Stableford
2020 Vision: Warren is first major candidate to call for impeachment as Mueller fallout continues
Sen. Elizabeth Warren focused on Attorney General William Barr’s conduct — and not one mentioned impeachment.
Hunter WalkerA call for impeachment exposes Democratic divisions
A growing number of Democrats are calling President Trump to be impeached, but House leadership and some of the 2020 presidential candidates oppose the push.
- Yahoo News Staff
After the Mueller report — what comes next?
What happened: Attorney General William Barr has released a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller’s long-awaited report on his probe into Russia’s effort to influence the 2016 presidential election and whether President Trump’s campaign was involved. The 448-page document included many revelations, including, as Yahoo News’ Michael Isikoff reports, that Trump committed “multiple acts” aimed at obstructing the investigation but was saved from being charged with a crime in part because his top aides refused to carry out his orders. What’s being debated and what comes next: All eyes are now on Congress, and lawmakers are now tasked with deciding whether to pursue impeachment proceedings or whether they should close the book and look forward.
David KnowlesRomney 'sickened' by Trump administration 'dishonesty' exposed by Mueller report
The senator from Utah becomes the first Republican lawmaker to criticize the president in the wake of the release of the report.
David KnowlesTrump's 'total and complete exoneration' turns out to be fake news
The president returned to his portrayal of Robert Mueller's report as "fabricated & totally untrue."
Michael IsikoffTrump was ‘fighting for his political life,’ his former lawyer says, explaining attacks on Mueller
In 2017 and 2018, Cobb played a pivotal role in organizing the White House response to the Mueller investigation, negotiating agreements to turn over documents and allow interviews with White House officials.
Dylan StablefordTrump attacks 'total bulls***' in 'the Crazy Mueller Report'
President Trump on Friday lashed out at the damning portrayal of his presidency in special counsel Robert Mueller’s report, attacking witnesses who gave the special counsel notes to back up their testimony.
Christopher WilsonSanders defends her Comey lie as 'slip of the tongue.' Then she lies again.
After special counsel Robert Mueller’s report revealed she had lied about the reaction to James Comey’s firing, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders went on a Friday-morning media blitz attempting to reestablish her credibility. It resulted in her telling more lies.
Dylan StablefordGeorge Conway calls for impeachment: 'Trump is a cancer on the presidency'
The husband of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway believes the Mueller report is so “damning” for President Trump that he should be impeached immediately.
- Hunter Walker
Ivanka Trump’s Russian contacts included a Kremlin-linked fashion blogger
Ivanka Trump, the president’s daughter and a top White House adviser, was involved in several of the contacts between Russia and the commander-in-chief’s inner circle.
Christopher WilsonThe biggest revelations in the Mueller report
Key takeaways from the 448-page, moderately redacted special counsel report.
- Michael Isikoff
Trump sought to obstruct Mueller — but White House aides wouldn't do it, report finds
But when faced with Trump’s demands that they protect him and shut down the Russia probe, the president’s minions repeatedly disobeyed him, the report states.
- David Knowles
Nadler prepares subpoena for full Mueller report
The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee says he will seek grand jury information, setting up a legal battle with the Justice Department.
Dylan StablefordSarah Sanders invented story about FBI agents' reaction to Comey firing, Mueller report says
The then-deputy press secretary told reporters that Trump had heard from "countless" members of the FBI who had lost confidence in Comey. But in her testimony to federal investigators, Sanders admitted she made that up.
Jenna McLaughlinMueller report: Trump asked aides to help find Clinton's 'missing' emails
Donald Trump personally directed his advisers and contacts to help find former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s “missing” 30,000 emails, according to special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
Kadia TubmanMueller report quotes Trump’s reaction to Russia investigation: 'I'm f***ed'
Thursday as Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report was released, President Trump said he was “having a good day.” This is terrible,” Trump told former Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Sessions’ of staff Jody Hunt when he learned about Mueller’s appointment.
Hunter Walker'It's a report he did for me': Barr shoots down questions over handling of Mueller probe
Attorney General William Barr ended his press conference about special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on Thursday after a testy exchange with reporters who questioned him about the notion that he was trying to “protect” President Trump.
Kadia TubmanTrump as Mueller report is released: 'I'm having a good day'
At a previously scheduled White House event on Thursday, President Trump made his first public remarks on the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
- Yahoo News Staff
Full text: The Mueller report
On Thursday, Attorney General William Barr released special counsel Robert Muellert’s redacted report on Russian interference in the 2016 election — and whether President Trump obstructed his probe.
David KnowlesIn his report, Mueller invites Congress to investigate Trump obstruction
The special counsel says "Congress has the authority to prohibit a president's corrupt use of his authority."
Kadia TubmanMueller report: How we got here and where we're going
Before the redacted Mueller report is released, following Attorney General William Barr’s Thursday-morning press conference, here are the moments that brought us to it.
Colin CampbellTrump celebrates Mueller report with another 'Game of Thrones' meme
President Trump has embraced “Game of Thrones” yet again. He tweeted a photo of himself juxtaposed next to the hit HBO’s show’s signature fonts.
David KnowlesBarr cites '10 episodes' in Mueller report detailing possible Trump obstruction
Attorney General William Barr briefed reporters ahead of his release of a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's report on the Trump campaign's ties to Russia during the 2016 presidential election.
- Dylan Stableford
Full coverage: Mueller report is released
Trump sought to obstruct justice — but White House aides wouldn’t do it, special counsel concludes.
Matt BaiWhy Mueller's report won't matter much in 2020
Democrats already know how they feel about Trump. What they want is a nominee who won’t become inexorably swallowed up in Trump’s all-consuming vortex of personal insults and cultural smears.
