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Manafort's Sentence May Clean Up Shady Lobbying

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Judge Rebukes Paul Manafort for 'Lies'

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How Trump Led to Manafort's Downfall

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Here's What Robert Mueller Has Uncovered So Far, In His Own Words

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Manafort's Guilty Plea Shows the Slow But Steady Progress of the Russia Investigation

Since Robert Mueller was appointed special counsel 16 months ago, his investigation has endured an unrelenting onslaught of attacks from the president and his allies. But Friday morning provided the latest, strongest evidence that the...

By Tessa Berenson

Trump's Terrible Tuesday

Michael Cohen once believed that he would lead Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. When that didn’t come to pass, he told friends he might become White House chief of staff. That didn't happen either, but still...

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

Manafort Convicted of 8 Counts of Bank and Tax Fraud

Manafort was found guilty of tax fraud, bank fraud and hiding foreign bank accounts

By Tessa Berenson and Katie Reilly

Trump Referenced in Manafort Trial

As he has repeatedly noted, President Donald Trump is not directly implicated in Paul Manafort's Virginia trial. In fact, his name was barely mentioned in the first five days of the tax and bank fraud...

By Tessa Berenson / Alexandria, Virginia

The First to Flip

When Rick Gates took the stand in Paul Manafort's Virginia trial Monday, he quickly showed the power Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team can wield if they can get witnesses to "flip" against former friends and...

By Tessa Berenson / Alexandria, Virginia

Manafort's Lavish Life on Trial

Donald Trump's former campaign manager once bought two silk rugs for $160,000. He once spent more than $400,000 in a single year on high-end clothing. And he regularly paid for his extravagant expenses through international...

By Tessa Berenson / Alexandria, Virginia

Trump’s Team Keeps Using Mafia-Inspired Language — to Defend Itself

"Why would Trump want to equate Manafort with one of the most notorious gangsters in American history?"

By Abby Vesoulis

President Trump Is Lashing Out at the Russia Investigation. One Possible Reason? His Finances

In recent days, President Donald Trump and his allies have repeatedly lashed out against Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Since the end of last week, Trump has tweeted...

By Tessa Berenson

Paul Manafort's First Trial Has Started. Here's What You Need to Know

The first trial of Paul Manafort, Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman, is set to to begin in Alexandria, Virginia, on Tuesday for charges related to bank and tax fraud. Prosecutors have said they will not...

By Abby Vesoulis and Abigail Simon

Trump Went From 'No Collusion' to 'Collusion Is Not a Crime'

The first time that Donald Trump argued about collusion, it was to claim that his political opponents were doing it. Then, it was to argue that he had not done it. Now his attorney is...

By Alana Abramson

Paul Manafort's Delay Tactics Show He's Worried

Former Trump campaign head Paul Manafort won a small victory in court Monday when the judge in his Virginia criminal case delayed the trial a week. Manafort is is facing over a dozen criminal charges...

By Abigail Simon

Manafort's Headed to Jail

A federal judge ruled Friday that President Donald Trump’s former campaign chief Paul Manafort will be sent to jail while he awaits his trial, following last week's indictments from special counsel Robert Mueller on obstruction...

By Alana Abramson and Abby Vesoulis

Robert Mueller Indicts Konstantin Kilimnik and Hits Paul Manafort With Another Charge

Kilimnik is the 20th person to be indicted

By Alana Abramson

Ty Cobb's Exit Is the Latest in Trump's Legal Woes

Over three decades in business, Donald Trump faced 4,095 lawsuits over everything from contract disputes to claims of defamation. So perhaps it shouldn't be surprising that he has also had some legal troubles as President....

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

White House: No Pardon Talk

The White House denied that President Donald Trump is considering pardoning former aides tangled in the special counsel's investigation, soon after the New York Times reported his former personal attorney had mentioned the idea. Speaking...

By Tessa Berenson

Paul Manafort Chastised for Breaking Gag Order

The former Trump campaign manager had released a statement asserting his innocence

By Tessa Berenson
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