Mueller

After two years of intense investigation - and more than two months of absolute silence since the publication of his report – Special Counsel Robert Mueller finally spoke to the country making it clear that the decision to judge or not President Donald Trump ultimately lies in Congress.

Contrary to what the Republican Party would like, the Mueller investigation seems to be just beginning. Although the special counsel made his findings public, the lack of a formal accusation against the president for obstruction of justice has the Democrats in the House with their hands full.

This is the decision to be taken by the Democratic Party in the coming days, after having assessed the Mueller Report that detailed several circumstances in which the president tried to obstruct justice.

The summary published by Attorney General William Barr does not save the president from future investigations, and if it has made one thing clear, it is that Russia definitely intervened in the 2016 presidential elections. This is what you should know about what the report tells us. 

The summary of the Mueller report delivered to Congress by Attorney General William Barr states that there was no collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow, nor does it determine whether or not the president obstructed the course of justice. Barr's interpretations seem to be short for the amount of information gathered by the special attorney.

In the final stretch for the delivery of the report on the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 elections, people close to the Democratic Party have suggested that the documents may not say anything of value to the public. Those who expected an epic end to the "witch hunt" against President Trump will be the most disappointed.

The House Judiciary Committee has led an overwhelming investigation of each member and negotiation close to the U.S. president, with the promise of "protecting the rule of law in the country."

President Trump's friend and advisor was arrested Friday on seven charges, including obstruction, lying to Congress and witness tampering, by order of Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

President Trump’s nominee for Attorney General testified before the Senate for his confirmation on Tuesday. His positions with respect to the Mueller investigation, and his adherence to presidential policies were the focus of attention.

Amid the commotion surrounding President Trump's first televised address from the Oval Office, the government shutdown, and the enduring fight for a border wall, irrefutable proof of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia came to light yesterday - and the country hasn’t taken any notice.

Among Democrats eager to take control of the House Intelligence Committee, and Republicans trying to play the James Comey card again, the Russian investigation seems to be coming to its final chapter.

After his stained victory adding Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, President Donald Trump has focused on nominating potential allies to the country's lower courts.

Anticipating the Democratic victory in the midterm elections, President Donald Trump requested the resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in what many describe as the preamble to a constitutional crisis.