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| Jake Tapper: Trump Attacks FBI Only When His Side Is Threatened | |||
Comey had “guts” when the FBI was investigating Clinton, Trump said, months before he fired the director.Ā  |
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| Donald Trump: The huge Israel announcement has overshadowed the Russia turmoil at home – ABC Online | |||
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| Judge: Man accused of threatening court unfit to stand trial – Hudson Valley 360 | |||
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| Russian social media executive sought to help Trump campaign in 2016, emails show – Washington Post | |||
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| Poll Shows Trump’s Support Dropping Among White Evangelicals | |||
The president’s approval rating continues to fall in his first year in office.Ā   |
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| Why the Kremlin is suddenly admitting that it rigged the election in Donald Trumps favor | |||
After a year of largely denying it, even while throwing in the occasional wink, the Russian government is now finally admitting that it rigged the United States presidential election in Donald Trumpās favor. Itās not saying so in exact words. Instead itās acknowledging through a state-controlled media outlet that it arrested one of its own intel officers for admitting to the U.S. that Russia rigged the election. Rachel Maddow broke this news on her show, but left it an open question as to why Russia is choosing now. I have some thoughts on that. Keep in mind that just yesterday, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that heās ārunningā for reelection in early 2018 after all. Iām putting ārunningā in quotes because heāll rig this election like he always does, and heāll win automatically. But this announcement is something of a surprise, because just a week ago, someone planted a series of stories in major European newspapers which claimed Putin was considering retiring. These stories had to have been planted by the Russian oligarchs as a warning to Putin: get your act together on this nonsense with Trump and sanctions, or we will put you out of business. To be clear, even though Putin has total control over his puppet Trump, there is nothing that Putin can do to get Trump to lift U.S. sanctions on Russia. Both political parties are intent onĀ increasingĀ those sanctions, in retaliation for Putinās decision to rig the election for Trump. There is only one possible way Putin can get those sanctions lifted, even though it may be a long shot, and heās savvy enough to know it. The United States will continue to take a defensive and punitive position toward Russia as long as Donald Trump illegitimately remains in power. If Trump is gone, and Russia begins to atone for its sins, then maybe those sanctions get incrementally walked back as a way of encouraging future good behavior. Iām not saying Putin is preparing to oust Trump in the hope of keeping his oligarchs happy. Iām just saying I think heās testing the waters for ousting Trump by admitting today that he rigged the election. Watch Putinās next move carefully. The postĀ Why the Kremlin is suddenly admitting that it rigged the election in Donald Trumpās favorappeared first onĀ Palmer Report. |
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| Donald Trump’s Jerusalem announcement faces further backlash: Russia, Canada, Pakistan condemn US decision – Firstpost | |||
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| Emails show effort in Russia to help elect Trump – The Mercury News | |||
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| Mark Caserta: DOJ should consider some factual Russian collusion – Huntington Herald Dispatch | |||
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| Colbert Brings Down The House By Using Trumps Words Against Don Jr. | |||
“Late Show” host slams the latest claims from the president’s son.  |
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| Russian Colonel General Identified as Key MH17 Figure – bellingcat | |||
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| Can the president obstruct justice? | |||
 One of President Trumps private lawyers, John Dowd, made a bold claim Monday that a president cannot be found guilty of obstruction of justice. The statement raised a lot of questions for legal experts when it comes to laws applying to the American presidency:Ā Can a president obstruct justice? Or is he immune from this as [ā¦] |
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| Seven weeks in winter: Flynn, Trump and Comey – Washington Post | |||
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| Watergate, Rebooted – Inside Higher Ed | |||
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| The Evolving Stalemate Between Russia and the West – STRATFOR | |||
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| Yale psychiatrist calls for Trump’s formal assessment – New Europe | |||
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| Is Donald Trump’s mental health becoming dangerous? Medical experts weigh in. – NBCNews.com | |||
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| DOJ: Releasing James Comey memos would ‘impair’ Russia probe – WBIR-TV | |||
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| The Strange Tale of Peter Strzok – The Atlantic | |||
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| Russian President Vladimir Putin ‘Deeply Concerned’ At US Jerusalem Move – NDTV | |||
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| Bitcoins soar to heavens in value, but leave a staggering toll on earthly environment | |||
The jump in value of bitcoins has been nothing short of precipitous: A bitcoin that started 2017 worth $1,023 was trading at $16,999 at 2 p.m. Thursday. The currency has ā¦Ā Click to Continue Ā» |
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| Most Americans say senior Trump officials probably had ‘improper’ contact with Russia – CNBC | |||
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| Paul Manafort’s Lawyer Says A Ban On Ghostwriting Op-Eds With Russians Would Be Unconstitutional – HuffPost | |||
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| Wray: FBI could reopen Clinton investigation after independent review – WJLA | |||
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| How Trump Has Flip-Flopped on Intelligence Agencies – New York Times | |||
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