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CNSNews.com (blog) |
Susan Rice: 'Unmasking' Michael Flynn's Name Isn't the Same as 'Leaking' It
CNSNews.com (blog) “Unmaking” doesn't mean the same thing as “leaking,” former Obama National Security Advisor Susan Rice told MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Tuesday when asked about revealing the identity of former Trump National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, who was ... Did Susan Rice Do Anything Wrong By Asking to 'Unmask' Trump Officials?The Atlantic Trump's NATO pick named Susan Rice as unmasker 10 days agoDaily Mail Fresh evidence the Russia 'scandal' is a Team Obama operationNew York Post all 411 news articles » |
Washington Post |
Former Trump adviser admits to 2015 communication with Russian spy
Washington Post Carter Page, who served briefly as a foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump's presidential campaign, made an appearance in a federal espionage case several years ago because he communicated with a Russian intelligence agent under surveillance by the ... Russian Spy Met Trump Adviser Carter Page and Thought He Was an 'Idiot'Foreign Policy (blog) Trump campaign adviser Carter Page targeted for recruitment by Russian spiesABC News Ex-Trump adviser met Russian spy: reportThe Hill NBCNews.com -New York Times -VICE News -BuzzFeed News all 90 news articles » |
In Homeland Security |
US Foreign Policy: Are We Enabling Russia's Power Plans?
In Homeland Security This “lead from behind” strategy allowed Russia to begin its aggression in Eastern Europe and elsewhere. Throughout his presidency, Obama allowed Russia and Putin to reassert theirinfluence, either by American acquiescence (removing missile defense ... and more » |
Financial Times |
Is Trump Russia's useful idiot or has he been irreparably compromised?
Chicago Tribune Every day seems to bring fresh news in the Kremlin-gate scandal about Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Just a few highlights from the past week: - CBS News reports that the FBI is investigating whether "Trump campaign ... FBI plans to create special unit to co-ordinate Russia probeFinancial Times Major Progressive Group Asks Supporters to Help Prove 'Peeing Russian Prostitutes' Anti-TrumpDossierBreitbart News The Truth about the 'Wiretapping' Is Coming OutAmerican Thinker all 128 news articles » |
TPM |
Report: Trump Gave Birthday Toast To Russian 'Friend' With Alleged Mob Ties
TPM "Let's toast Tofik!" Arifov and another person present at his 2005 birthday party, Alexander Mashkevich, have been alleged to have ties to organized crime, according to the report. McClatchy cited sealed documents about Russian organized criminal ... A birthday video call captures a telling moment in Trump's Russia connectionsMcClatchy Washington Bureau all 2 news articles » |
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Detroit Metro Times |
Betsy DeVos' brother reportedly held a secret meeting to connect Trump with Russia before inauguration
Detroit Metro Times Another piece to the Trump-Russia puzzle with was unearthed yesterday when The Washington Post published a report about Erik Prince — the billionaire and founder of Blackwater, and brother of Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos — who reportedly was ... Another Donald Trump-Russia contact: Eric Prince met with Russian sources just before inaugurationSalon DeVos' brother tried to open back channel between Trump, Russia: reportNew York Post A Trump associate reportedly set up a secret meeting to establish a back-channel betweenTrump and MoscowBusiness Insider The Hill (blog) -Task & Purpose -Washington Post -Washington Post all 113 news articles » |
TIME |
President Trump's Approval Ratings Just Hit Another Low
TIME Additionally, 52% of voters say they are embarrassed to have Trump has president, according to the poll. “President Donald Trump continues to struggle, even among his most loyal supporters,” said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac ... Donald Trump's Latest Approval Rating Plunges as White Male Supporters Flee the PresidentNewsweek all 41 news articles » |
New York Times |
Russian Spies Tried to Recruit Carter Page Before He Advised Trump
New York Times Russian intelligence operatives tried in 2013 to recruit an American businessman and eventual foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign who is now part of the F.B.I. investigation intoRussia's interference into the American election, according to ... Trump campaign adviser says info provided to Russian spies was 'immaterial'ABC News Trump Campaign Associate Carter Page Revealed as Target of Russian SpiesNBCNews.com Former Trump adviser admits to 2013 communication with Russian spyWashington Post VICE News -UPROXX -Sky News all 107 news articles » |
Chicago Tribune |
The Trump-Russia scandal gets weirder and weirder
Chicago Tribune 11 - nine days before Trump's inauguration - in the Seychelles islands in the Indian Ocean, officials said. Though the full agenda remains unclear, the UAE agreed to broker the meeting in part to explore whether Russia could be persuaded to curtail its ... A Former Trump Adviser Met With A Russian SpyBuzzFeed News Carter Page, ex-Donald Trump adviser, admits to communication with Russian spyThe Sydney Morning Herald Ex-Trump adviser 'gave documents to Russian spy'Sky News ABC News all 111 news articles » |
What's the big spy scandal in Washington? Depends which party you're asking
rdnewsnow.com Yet he did business with another Russian convicted of money-laundering. When asked about his business partner Felix Sater in 2013, Trump walked out on his BBC interviewer. Trump's campaign manager did work in eastern Europe for a pro-Putin party and ... and more » |
CBS News |
The enemy within: Russia's metro bombing highlights a new, hard-to-detect Islamist threat
Business Insider "It's a completely different kind, a different level of terrorist threat from the one that Russiansecurity services are used to dealing with," said Andrei Soldatov, a Russian expert on theintelligence services. Russia St. Petersburg Explosion Metro ... St. Petersburg subway explosion rocks Russian cityCBS News New dangers for Putin in fallout from St Petersburg attackThe Straits Times St. Petersburg subway explosion kills at least 9VICE News RT -Daily Mail all 2,369 news articles » |
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The Hill |
Low approval will drive Trump to resign before he is impeached
The Hill Mike Flynn, national security adviser, was Trump's first casualty. And FBI Director James Comeyconfirmed the agency's probe into possible Trump-Russia ties. Trump took office as the most conflicted and ethically problematic president in the nation's ... |
CBC investigation discovers cellphone spying activity near Parliament Hill
ITBusiness.ca The devices, known as IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity) catchers, have been used by Canadian police, foreign intelligence, and organized crime, though every official agency contacted by CBC regarding the devices its team detected, which ... and more » |
ThinkProgress |
Congressman on intelligence committee predicts Trump aides will 'end up in jail' over Russia ties
ThinkProgress Joaquin Castro (D-TX), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, appeared on CNN on Tuesday to discuss the ongoing investigation of possible collusion between associates of President Donald Trump and Russia intended to influence the 2016 ... Joaquín Castro predicts Trump aides will go to jail for Russia tiesAustin American-Statesman 2 Dems part of Russia probe expect jail time for Trump associatesNew York Daily News Intel Dem: Russia probe may put Trump aides in jailThe Hill The Independent -Raw Story all 70 news articles » |
What exactly is 'Trumpism'?
The Herald My National Review colleague Rich Lowry writes that “Trumpism is in crisis,” because there is no Trumpist cadre in Congress. The Freedom Caucus is generally animated by a vision of limited government to which Trump is at best indifferent. Trumpism has ... and more » |
Washington Post |
Trump's shell game on Russia makes everything look suspicious
Washington Post Let's unpack some of these Russia intelligence puzzles, starting with Trump's allegation of improper surveillance. He spent months insisting that the Russia affair was a “hoax” and “fake news.” But the FBI probe rolled on. Now Trump is arguing that the ... Cillizza: Trump just keeps creating smokescreens to mask his Russia problemCNN Is Trump Russia's useful idiot or has he been irreparably compromised?Chicago Tribune Trump's new tack on the Russia scandal may already be backfiring.New Republic Slate Magazine -New York Times -Washington Examiner -Bloomberg all 882 news articles » |
Reuters |
House Democrats expect to see intelligence documents soon
Reuters The day after FBI Director James Comey confirmed the FBI investigation of potential ties between Russia and the Trump campaign last month, Nunes announced to reporters that the communications of members of Trump's transition team were caught up in ... After 10 weeks, Trump teeters on the brinkCNBC Damning New Evidence: Obama Surveilled Trump BEFORE Prez Nom & Comey BURIED EvidenceRadar Online Donald Trump embraces 'active measures' by Russian intelligence, former FBI agent saysOregonLive.com WND.com -UPROXX -National Review -New York Times all 3,420 news articles » |
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Congressional intelligence committee Democrats said on Tuesday they would soon be allowed to view documents at the center of a political firestorm surrounding the investigation of possible links between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.
Representative Adam Schiff, the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee's ranking Democrat, said documents that officials at the White House provided to the panel's chairman, Republican Devin Nunes, would be made available to all the members of his committee and their Senate counterparts.
"This action is long overdue and follows an inexplicable series of events in which the White House played a role in selectively and surreptitiously providing the documents to our chairman," Schiff said in a statement.
"If the White House had any concerns over these documents, or any other documents, they should have provided them to our committee weeks ago," he said.
U.S. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence ranking member Representative Adam Schiff (D-CA) speaks with reporters about the committee's Russia investigation, March 30. Yuri Gripas/Reuters
Congressional committees and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are investigating what U.S. intelligence has concluded were attempts by Moscow to influence the U.S. election in Trump's favor. They are also looking at links between Russia and Trump. Russia denies such allegations.
Trump and his allies have mounted an aggressive defense. Most recently, they have focused on unsubstantiated reports that Susan Rice, former President Barack Obama's national security adviser, disclosed the names of Trump aides swept up by surveillance of foreign targets.
Rice dismissed the reports as "absolutely false" in an interview with MSNBC.
The day after FBI Director James Comey confirmed the FBI investigation of potential ties between Russia and the Trump campaign last month, Nunes announced to reporters that the communications of members of Trump's transition team were caught up in the surveillance.
He said the information came from documents obtained from a source he would not identify.
Nunes, a close Trump political ally, discussed the matter with the Republican president before consulting committee Democrats.
After reports Nunes got the documents from White House aides, Schiff called for him to recuse himself from the inquiry, saying his actions compromised the panel's ability to complete a credible, bipartisan investigation.
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Republican Senator Richard Burr, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, whose leaders have insisted they can conduct a bipartisan investigation, said on Tuesday he was open to looking into the Rice allegations, if they proved true.
Democrats underscored the gravity of the investigation.
"I wouldn't be surprised after all of this is said and done that some people end up in jail," Representative Joaquin Castro, a House Intelligence member, told CNN.
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Poll: Majority feels Devin Nunes should recuse himself from the Russia investigation
AOL - 7 hours ago
The turbulent congressional investigation into Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election has some questioning those in leadership positions -- namely House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes. A new AOL News poll finds that nearly ...
House Democrats To Receive Intelligence Documents From White House
Newsweek - 14 hours ago
Congressional intelligence committee Democrats said on Tuesday they would soon be allowed to view documents at the center of a political firestorm surrounding the investigation of possible links between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.
Ranking House Democrat on Intel Committee: No Definitive Proof of Collusion Between Trump and Russia
Fox News - 13 hours ago
So, where are we on this Russia-Trump campaign collusion investigation that has liberals giddy that some smoking gun will be found that could delegitimize the presidency of Donald J. Trump and even land him in legal trouble? Well, nowhere. In fact, the ...
House Dems to Ryan: Recuse Nunes from Russia probe
The Hill - 16 hours ago
A group of 20 House Democrats is urging Speaker Paul Ryan · Paul RyanOvernight Cybersecurity: Rice denies wrongly unmasking Trump team | Dems plead for electric grid cyber funds | China reportedly targeting cloud providers House Dems to Ryan: ...
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U.S. News & World Report |
House Democrats Expect to See Intelligence Documents Soon
U.S. News & World Report The day after FBI Director James Comey confirmed the FBI investigation of potential ties between Russia and the Trump campaign last month, Nunes announced to reporters that the communications of members of Trump's transition team were caught up in ... Dem predicts Trump aides will go to jail in Russia investigationWYFF Greenville all 80 news articles » |
Voice of America |
Trump Nominee Rosenstein Has Deep Knowledge of Justice Department
Voice of America But with Attorney General Jeff Sessions forced to recuse himself from the Russia investigations, it will be Rosenstein, the 52-year-old federal prosecutor, who must ultimately decide whether anyone in the Trump administration or his campaign team ... and more » |
The Hill |
Intel Dem: Russia probe may put Trump aides in jail
The Hill Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-Texas) said the House's investigation of Russian election meddling in 2016 may result in jail for some of President Trump's associates. “I wouldn't be surprised after all of this is said and done that some people end up in jail ... Donald Trump Russia probe: Congressman investigating alleged links says 'someone will end up in jail'The Independent Democrat on Intel Committee says people will go to jail for Trump-Russia collusionTheBlaze.com Joaquín Castro predicts Trump aides will go to jail for Russia tiesAustin American-Statesman ThinkProgress -Business Insider -Raw Story all 35 news articles » |
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RT |
'Utter nonsense': Kremlin denies reports of Blackwater founder helping establish Putin-Trump ties
RT Earlier Monday, the Washington Post reported, citing unnamed US, European and Arab officials, that the UAE in January arranged secret talks between Erik Prince, the founder of notorious private US military firm Blackwater, and “a Russian close to ... Blackwater founder held secret Seychelles meeting to establish Trump-Putin back channelWashington Post A Trump associate reportedly set up a secret meeting to establish a back-channel betweenTrump and MoscowBusiness Insider DeVos' brother tried to open back channel between Trump, Russia: reportNew York Post Newser -The Hill (blog) -New York Daily News -NBCNews.com all 139 news articles » |
Townhall |
Trump-Putin Cooperation for Peace Is the Establishment's Fear
Townhall The attack took place during Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to St. Petersburg, his hometown. Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump have expressed interest in cooperating to eradicate radical Islamic terrorism. Such cooperation with Russia ... |
The WhatsApp Chat That Nails Putins Mafia State
Daily Beast Pavlov is not one of them. But Oleg Urzhumtsev, a senior Russian Interior Ministry official who allegedly helped orchestrate the Magnitsky affair, is. He left his government job in or around 2011, a few years after having investigated the tax fraud and ... |
Hockessin Community news |
Jim Lee: Was Trump scammed or courted by Russians?
Hockessin Community news But was Trump and his crew an active part of all this, or were they simply duped, scammed by the professionals in the Russian intelligence community who played them like fools? Trumpfancies himself the best of the best. The slightest suggestion that ... Trump campaign adviser says info provided to Russian spies was 'immaterial'ABC News all 103 news articles » |
Al-Manar TV |
The Story of Trump's Letter to Assad – Al-Akhbar
Al-Manar TV She didn't like Hillary Clinton at all, and she frankly supported Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, grabbing Trump's electoral team's attention. And as Trump won the ... After he heard her, he expressed his agreement on her analysis. She told him ... and more » |
Salon |
He told us who he was: The LA Times discovers Donald Trump's vileness — why was any of it a surprise?
Salon It was no secret during the campaign that Donald Trump was a narcissist and a demagogue who used fear and dishonesty to appeal to the worst in American voters. The Times called him unprepared and unsuited for the job he was seeking, and said his ... and more » |
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Reuters |
Russia denies Assad to blame for chemical attack, on course for collision with Trump
Reuters MOSCOW/BEIRUT Russia denied on Wednesday that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was to blame for a poison gas attack and said it would continue to back him, setting the Kremlin on course for its biggest diplomatic collision yet with Donald Trump's ... and more » |
Los Angeles Times |
How did we miss the clues to Trump's Russia connection?
Los Angeles Times Gary Jacobs is a television comedy writer and author. Ron Barrett is a children's book illustrator and author. Follow the Opinion section on Twitter @latimesopinion or Facebook. Copyright © 2017, Los Angeles Times ... |
WhoWhatWhy / RealNewsProject (blog) |
More About Felix Sater — the Problematical Friend Trump Forgot
WhoWhatWhy / RealNewsProject (blog) Felix Sater was born in 1966 in what was then the Soviet Union. Sater's father, who had been born in Kiev, Ukraine — then a republic of the Soviet Union — moved the family to Israel when Sater was a child. In the 1970s, the Saters emigrated to the ... |
