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Judge pushes opening arguments back to 24th; Jury selection still set for 17th

Lanny Davis admits being source for story about Cohen after originally denying involvement

Juror and supporter says don't; Aides expect Trump to ignore all advice

Trump's longtime political advisor suspects special counsel will indict him

Russia's role in global markets makes it tricky to punish large companies without causing collateral damage

DOJ attorney scheduled to met behind closed doors with House Judiciary and Oversight committees Tuesday

Trump former campaign chairman attempted to work out arrangement regarding upcoming second trial in DC

The Washington Post prints speech a different president would have given had his former longtime associates been guilty of federal crimes

Cohen's lawyer says should have probed whether POTUS had "knowledge of" rather than "involvement with" Russian interference

President again uses Twitter to lash out at his own attorney general

Foreign Relations Committee Democrats want translator's notes and other materials from Trump's one-on-one with Putin

CIA says Kremlin sources have gone quiet after outing of U.S. asset, diplomat expulsions from Moscow, and nerve agent attack on former spy

Says client's text messages taken out of context and not evidence of duplicitous conduct

Big players, including Facebook, Twitter, and Google, get together to work on countering foreign interference

National security advisor allegedly told Russian counterpart U.S. prepared to take preventive steps to stop election meddling

Unclear how much the president's longtime personal lawyer knows about possible campaign coordination with Russia

Says DHS has it covered and states should control own planning and operation without Congressional aid

Attorney General responds to president's insults with statement defending tenure and committing to rule of law

Experts tell NBC News fake sites Microsoft found and took down possibly aimed at eliminating Republican support for sanctions