Special counsel Robert Mueller painted a damning picture of the Trump administration in his final report, even as he handed the president a victory on the central issue of collusion with Russia.
More than 900 redactions in special counsel Robert Mueller’s 448-page report left unanswered major questions about President Trump’s knowledge of Russian-led efforts to steal and disseminate Democratic documents in the 2016 presidential campaign, Alexander Bolton reports.
Pete Buttigieg can win the Democratic nomination for president as long as he can capitalize on his growing media attention and early grass-roots efforts in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary, top party strategists tell Amie Parnes.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is trying to use “Medicare for All” to win over white working-class voters, many of whom supported President Trump in 2016, Peter Sullivan reports.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is investing heavily in hiring staffers in some of the first primary and caucus states, placing a bet that such early organizing efforts will pay dividends when voting starts next year, Max Greenwood reports.
President Trump is venting frustration with associates who cooperated with special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation after their notes and first-hand observations were used to paint a negative and damaging picture of his presidency, Jordan Fabian and Brett Samuels report.
Sens. Cory Booker (N.J.) and Kamala Harris (Calif.), who are among the six Democratic senators running for the White House, have missed the most votes in the Senate so far this year, Jordain Carney reports.
Environmentalists and lawmakers are praising a Democratic messaging blitz that they say has put the problem of global warming back at the forefront of the national conversation, Miranda Green writes.
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