Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee are expected to issue a separate report with different conclusions.
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Russia says it’s not to blame for poisoning of former spy
Police in the UK have asked the military for help in its investigation of the poison attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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Maine’s Matt Dunlap gets classified briefing on election vulnerabilities
The state’s elections face little risk, the Maine secretary of state says, because they rely on a low-tech system that has no connection to the internet.
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Mueller interviews Steve Bannon on Russia investigation
The former White House chief strategist also appears before a House panel, eliciting threats that he might be held in contempt of Congress.
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Americans doubt Trump’s story on collusion with Russia, poll finds
His presidential campaign did something illegal in its dealings with the Kremlin, 4 in 10 in the U.S. believe.
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House Intelligence committee questions Donald Trump Jr. on Russia contacts
The seven-hour-long dialogue centers on a June 2016 meeting the president’s eldest son held with a Russian lawyer.
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Analysis: ‘Predawn raid’ just added huge intrigue to the Russia investigation
Paul Manafort is the member of the Trump team with the most transparent ties to Russian interests
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Russia retaliates for U.S. sanctions by ousting diplomats, seizing properties
The Russian Foreign Ministry orders the reduction of ‘diplomatic and technical employees’ at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow and consulates in 3 other cities.
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Kushner testifies and Trump calls a top House Democrat ‘sleazy’
The president’s tweets this morning appear to have a now-familiar goal of distraction to counter potentially unfavorable news coverage.
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Analysis: Donald Trump Jr. may have crossed the legal line on collusion
The fact that he was told what the Russians were up to before agreeing to meet with them is as clear as intent can get, a prominent white collar lawyer says.