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Former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos was on CNN’s “New Day” show on Wednesday and claimed that he was “horrified” after being told by an alleged Russian agent that the Russian government had obtained emails that would damage Hillary Clinton’s campaign. Then he got yelled at by his host.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has become the new darling of the right-wing. And he strengthened his position Tuesday night by saying that if he becomes chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee he would “totally” investigate the FBI for the way it handled two major investigations:
President Donald Trump is really getting desperate to distract attention away from Russian involvement in his 2016 presidential election victory.
On Wednesday morning he tweeted early that the email server of his opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, was hacked by the Chinese government. He also said Clinton’s emails were obtained illegally by China and called upon the U.S. Justice Department to launch an investigation into the matter in order to keep its credibility.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is looking at Mike Flynn's role in trying to get Hillary Clinton's emails from the Russians for the Trump campaign.
The Justice Department has announced that they will review the FBI's actions on Hillary Clinton's emails ahead of Election Day.
A new report is painting FBI Director James Comey as having used his office to influence the presidential election, as Comey sent a letter about Hillary Clinton's emails, but refused to call out Russia for meddling in the election by hacking Democrats.
An ethics complaint has been filed against Representative Jason Chaffetz for releasing information provided to him in a letter from FBI Director James Comey.
The Trump campaign is having a collective nervous breakdown after the James Comey letter about new Hillary Clinton emails failed to swing the election in his direction.
Imagine if working to end rape culture were treated with the same attention as Hillary Clinton’s emails.
Senate Democrats aren't playing around with FBI Director James Comey. Four top Democrats sent Comey and Attorney General Loretta Lynch a letter demanding details on the emails that the FBI is investigating by Monday.
The FBI is examining how a Hillary Clinton aide handled emails. The examination has nothing to do with the Democratic nominee, her emails, or her email server.
The new Clinton email scandal keeps getting worse for Republicans as new information is emerging that the emails the FBI is looking at were not on her server.
Policy has all but vanished from the broadcast nightly network news's election coverage. The network evening news devoted nearly three times more airtime to discussing Hillary Clinton's emails than they did to all policy issues.
Hillary Clinton is kicking Donald Trump's backside from coast to coast, so it is not surprising that House Republicans are now demanding that the Department of Justice investigate Clinton for perjury.
Republicans were banking on Hillary Clinton's emails getting them into the White House, but a newly released poll finds that the overwhelming majority of Americans are sick of hearing about Clinton's emails.
If you're wondering just how deep Republicans are willing to dig their Get Hillary hole as they overplay their hands yet again, you need look no further than the glaring hypocrisy of lead pitch-fork carrier Representative Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) using a gmail account on his official House card.
Hillary Clinton sent Republicans a strong message by vowing that she will not be indicted for her emails during the Univision Democratic debate.
A new Monmouth University poll dropped some seriously bad news for Republicans. Just a day ahead of her testimony in front of the House Select Benghazi Committee, 59% of Americans are sick of hearing about Hillary Clinton's emails.
House Republicans are trying to distract the American people from their implosion as a caucus by releasing more edited Hillary Clinton emails.
Reality has bitten Republicans in the backsides again as the Justice Department is saying that Hillary Clinton's emails broke no laws.