Russia
News and analysis about all things Russia, including special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, the war in Ukraine, and more.
Trump doesn’t want a champion of a particular brand of conservatism. He wants protection for himself.
It’s a bad day to be Trump.
Read the full text of Trump’s former campaign chair Paul Manafort’s plea deal.
Spoiler alert: it’s not good.
The former Trump campaign chair appeared in court and pleaded guilty Friday.
Two suspected assassins said they were mere tourists in a random British town and that they like architecture but hate snow.
This is quite the turnaround for the president, who consistently denies Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
Heading into the 2018 midterms, there are threats not just from Russia and Iran, but from other countries and lone wolves.
The Senate considered a bill to stop Russia, Iran, and others from interfering in US elections. The White House blocked it.
This is a test. This is only a test.
That’s, uh, interesting.
The president stayed silent on Michael Cohen, though.
The president “is all but an unindicted co-conspirator.”
Russia also apparently went after the Senate and even Microsoft itself.
Why Ohr and his wife, Nellie, are at the center of a media firestorm.
Paul Manafort, Don McGahn, Michael Cohen, and everything else you might have missed.
National Security Adviser John Bolton said four countries — including Russia — may try to interfere in November’s elections.
It’s likely part of an effort to make President Donald Trump look tough on Russia.
If that’s true, it’s a big deal.
Interesting move by someone who once starred in a movie called The Patriot.
In denying reports he’s worried about legal scrutiny of Donald Trump Jr., Trump made a big shift in how he talks about the Trump Tower meeting.
J.D. Gordon reportedly invited the Russian national to a Styx concert and his birthday party.
Top Trump officials, including Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and FBI Director Chris Wray, offered a very different picture than Trump often does.
The president’s instinct to meet with adversaries is good — but only if he’s prepared.
The president has a point. But there’s more to it than he’s letting on.
Why Trump’s former campaign manager is running out of options.
On the table for discussion is Russian meddling in the US election, among other topics.
Trump: Let’s meet in Washington. Putin: Nah, but how about Moscow?
Why the latest news about the Trump Tower meeting strengthens the obstruction case against Trump.
Claire McCaskill, one of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats, appears to have been a Russian target, the Daily Beast reports.
Bolton before Trump: Russia’s election interference is “an act of war.” Bolton with Trump: Mueller’s Russia probe is a “witch hunt.”
“It appears that in a ‘ready, fire, aim’ fashion, the White House is waking up every morning and making it up as they go.”
The Russians probably aren’t spying on the US president with sports equipment.
Senate candidate Stewart, like many Trump supporters, seems to have an alternative version of events.
Hint: He might have threatened war with Iran.
No matter what Trump says.
This makes some of those Nunes memo claims even more dubious.
The five main takeaways from Trump’s disastrous Russia week.
Another sign the Kremlin doesn’t seem to be giving up.
How White House press secretary Sarah Sanders unleashed a Putin-related firestorm.