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Robert Mueller already has the answer to his 49 questions

Lucian K. Truscott IV
Donald Trump does stuff because he feels like it. Asking what motivated him won't get Mueller's inquiry anywhere

White House lawyer Cobb steps down: “Ty was uncomfortable with the Mueller tweets”

Nicole Karlis
Emmet Flood — who represented Bill Clinton during his impeachment proceedings — has been tapped to replace Ty Cobb

We now know what the energy lobbyist who rented Scott Pruitt a cheap room wanted in return

Matthew Rozsa
Lobbyist who rented Pruitt his sweetheart apartment asked him to appoint 3 corporate clients to the EPA

Is a presidential subpoena coming? Former Trump lawyer says Mueller asked

Matthew Rozsa
John Dowd, then leading Trump's legal team, claims Robert Mueller raised the possibility of a subpoena in March

Robert Mueller’s questions for Donald Trump: Who wrote them? Who leaked them? What do they tell us?

Heather Digby Parton
Those questions were probably written by Trump's lawyers, not by Mueller — and sparked a tweet-storm weeks ago

Trump’s game of leaks: Is he playing The New York Times the same way the Russians did?

Amanda Marcotte
Are Trump and his team manipulating the media (yet again) by leaking hot stories and then whining about leaks?

House Republicans turn the heat up on Rod Rosenstein, draw articles of impeachment

Matthew Rozsa
The latest maneuver by Republicans looks to be an attempt to discredit Robert Mueller's probe into Donald Trump

Experts: Mueller questions leaked by Team Trump

Matthew Rozsa
More than 40 questions from Special Counsel Robert Mueller to President Donald Trump have been leaked

Want to bring down Donald Trump?

Rebecca Gordon
Follow the people who follow the money

Global timber trafficking harms forests and costs billions of dollars — here’s how to curb it

Kenneth E. Wallen
According to Interpol, the illegal timber trade is worth $50 billion to $150 billion annually

Trump administration accelerates military study of artificial intelligence

Matt Stroud, R. Jeffrey Smith
But experts at the RAND Corporation warn that potential dangers loom

Shigir Idol could be oldest piece of monumental art: study

Nicole Karlis
The wooden statue once reportedly stood 16 feet tall, and was created right after the Ice Age ended

What Trump really means when he cries “fake news!”

Amanda Marcotte
This conservative contempt for truth didn't happen overnight, and Donald Trump certainly didn't invent it

A majority of Republicans now say “media is the enemy of the people”

Matthew Rozsa
Trump is convincing Republicans to distrust former FBI Director James Comey and the media, according to a new poll

House Republicans’ Russia report tries to exonerate Trump but can’t fully carry his water

Matthew Rozsa
Even though the House Intelligence Committee is led by Rep. Devin Nunes, their report didn't let Trump off the hook

Donald Trump’s “Fox & Friends” debacle: President throws himself under the bus

Heather Digby Parton
Fox News' morning talk-show hosts ultimately pulled the plug on a disastrous Trump interview. Was it too late?

President Donald Trump on Michael Cohen: “With this crazy Stormy Daniels deal, he represented me”

Matthew Rozsa
The president says too much on "Fox & Friends," to the conservative hosts' awkward chagrin

Donald Trump’s Moscow trip alibi has a big hole

Charlie May
Donald Trump says he never stayed overnight in Moscow in 2013. But he might have — and that's a problem

Seth Meyers believes Michael Cohen will flip on Donald Trump

Elizabeth Preza
“If the feds put pressure on him, there’s a good chance he’ll flip on himself”

Toronto and Tennessee: Two white suspects, no Trump tweets

Matthew Rozsa
The president's habit of being silent when crime isn't caused by a minority continued through the weekend

Suddenly Republicans care about civil liberties — or at least about whether Michael Cohen “flips”

Heather Digby Parton
Suddenly Republicans sound like the ACLU, when the point is to keep Mueller away from Trump's shady business deals

The law that made Facebook what it is today

Frank LoMonte
The Facebook story started long before Zuck's testimony

Why does a president demand loyalty from people who work for him?

Yu Ouyang
Why does loyalty matter so much to Trump? Presidency scholars have theories

Nukes of hazard

Nathanael Johnson
There's something wrong with every source of energy. How do our nuclear nightmares compare?
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