Special counsel Robert Mueller’s references to “uncharged individuals” in recent court filings that aim to restrict certain evidence are being read by some as an indication more people could be indicted in his sprawling investigation.
Source: Mueller probe filings raise prospect of more indictments | TheHill
Even if the Trump administration tries to bury Mueller’s report, there’s a path for Democrats to make it public: win the presidency in 2020.
Source: 2020 presidential winner can make Mueller report public if Trump refuses – Business Insider
From George Papadopoulos to Michael Cohen to Paul Manafort, here are the players caught in the special counsel’s probe
Source: List of Mueller Indictments and Plea Deals – Rolling Stone
The mystery subpoena may be tied to Mueller’s case against a Russian social-media troll farm indicted last year for interfering in the 2016 election.
Source: Mueller team says grand-jury investigation related to Russian company – Business Insider
Robert Mueller’s investigative team saw a flurry of activity in the final weeks of 2018, as the special counsel’s probe passed the 18-month mark in what has become a sprawling investigation into possible collusion between Trump’s 2016 campaign and
Source: A timeline of the Mueller probe’s biggest developments | TheHill
President Donald Trump defended his decision to withdraw from Syria as the fulfillment of a campaign promise, pushing back against criticism from lawmakers in his own party that the abrupt change in policy harms U.S. interests and cedes influence to Russia and Iran.
Source: Trump Defends Syria Exit as Putin and Erdogan Fill a U.S. Void – Bloomberg
Donald Trump promised to drain the Washington swamp. He’s instead surrounded himself with scandals.
Source: Tracking the Trump Administration Scandals, Allegations, and Conflicts
Whistleblowers said the Americans were exchanging messages with unsecure Gmail accounts set up by their Russian counterparts as the US election heated up.
Source: Russian Agents Sought Secret US Treasury Records On Clinton Backers During 2016 Campaign
Tony Romm, technology policy reporter for The Washington Post, talks with Rachel Maddow about the breadth of Russia’s Internet Research Agency’s propaganda effort against the U.S. that extended past 2016 election support for Donald Trump to target Russian sanctions and Robert Mueller.
Source: Russian disinformation also targeted Robert Mueller: Report
The former FBI director continued to call on Republicans to stand up against Trump’s rhetoric toward the FBI.
Source: Comey bashes GOP after latest closed-door hearing on Capitol Hill – POLITICO
Conservatives have long accused tech platforms of suppressing their ideology online.