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This Might Be the Most Important Exchange in the Mueller Testimony

By Joyce White Vance

Mueller's Testimony Didn't Move Us Toward Impeachment. But It Should Make Us Determined to Vote Trump Out

By David French

The Mueller Testimony 'I Take Your Question' Meme Is Giving People an Answer to Everything

By Megan McCluskey

Read Robert Mueller's Opening Statement for His Testimony About the Russia Investigation

By Katie Reilly
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Mueller to Testify

He will publicly appear on July 17

By Alana Abramson

Fact-Checking Trump's TIME Interview

President Donald Trump sat down with a group of TIME journalists on June 17, the eve of his official re-election kickoff in Florida. Over the course of a 57-minute interview, Trump talked about his foreign...

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Lawmakers Move Ahead With Mueller Hearing

The first one will be on June 10

By Alana Abramson

What Makes Trump's 'Treason' Talk Different

The Constitution sets a high bar for treason charges. But Donald Trump has used a much lower standard

By Ryan Teague Beckwith and Lauren Bogholtz

More 2020 Democrats Call for Impeachment Proceedings

As he closed his investigation on Wednesday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller alluded to impeachment, noting that the Constitution spells out a process to "formally accuse a sitting President of wrongdoing." Several Democratic presidential candidates took...

By Madeline Fitzgerald

Mueller Signals He'd Rather Not Testify to Congress

During Special Counsel Robert Mueller's first public remarks since his team's 448-page report was released in April, he explained that he did not want to appear before Congress to discuss his findings. "There has been...

By Abby Vesoulis

How Mueller Rebuked Trump

Special Counsel Robert Mueller subtly rebuked several of President Donald Trump's long-standing arguments about Russian interference in the 2016 election and related investigations. Speaking at the Department of Justice Wednesday morning, the former FBI director...

By Abby Vesoulis

Questions Remain About Putin's Request for a Back Channel to the Trump Transition

A few weeks before Donald Trump became president, Russian banker Petr Aven, a billionaire oligarch with Moscow's Alfa Bank, pulled aside Washington lobbyist Richard Burt at a corporate meeting in Luxembourg with a sensitive request....

By Eric Lichtblau

'We Are Now in a Constitutional Crisis'

Tensions between the legislative and executive branch have been simmering for weeks, but they reached a boiling point Wednesday. House Democrats on the Judiciary Committee voted to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of...

By Alana Abramson

Barr Shows Why Dems Treading Lightly on Impeachment

Republicans closed ranks

By Alana Abramson

'Masterful Hairsplitting'

Senate Democrats criticized Attorney General William Barr for "misleading" and hairsplitting" in his handling of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation at a hearing Wednesday. In a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Democratic lawmakers pressed...

By Alana Abramson

Read: Mueller's Letter Critiquing Barr's Summary of His Report

"There is now public confusion about critical aspects of the results of our investigation"

By Kathy Ehrich Dowd

Read: Barr's Opening Statement on Mueller Report

It marks Barr's first Congressional hearing since releasing the redacted report

By Katie Reilly

Florida Official Disputes Clinton's Election Claim

Florida's Secretary of State is disputing Clinton's claim at the TIME 100 Summit

By Tara Law

The Intelligence Strategy Behind Russia's Outreach

At 448 pages, Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election feels definitive, but it's hardly the final word on the subject. In fact, a recent court filing in a related...

By John Walcott

How Trump's Wrong About Impeachment

Constitutional experts say that President Donald Trump got a fundamental fact about impeachment wrong in his latest complaint about Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. Under the Constitution, the House of Representatives can vote to begin...

By Abigail Abrams
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