Special counsel Robert Mueller may now have a new avenue of investigation: ‘Whether the president corruptly considered a pardon to obstruct the investigation.’

Paul Manafort is reportedly betting on a presidential pardon, something Trump’s past words and actions indicate is a very real possibility.

Special counsel Mueller has told a court at least one member of Trump’s campaign was knowingly working with a former Russian spy.

He’s even lying to himself now.

Trump has escalated his war against special counsel Robert Mueller, and now his campaign is actually trying to make money off it.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders has a lot of explaining to do, but instead she’s looking for cover.

It may soon be Roger Stone’s time in the barrel.

Everyone has told Trump it’s a bad idea to testify to special counsel Robert Mueller, but he still insists he wants to do it.

Trump’s legal problems are piling up, and he keeps making things so much worse that even his longtime attorney John Dowd is done with him.

Trump’s priorities are disturbingly transparent.

There’s nothing funny about this.

Republicans like Mitch McConnell talk a good game — until they don’t.

Trump’s legal team is reportedly working behind the scenes in a desperate attempt to minimize Trump’s exposure to Mueller, knowing that an interview with the special counsel could be the beginning of the end of his presidency.

Trump keeps advertising his guilt, and his lawyers can’t walk that back.

Only three Republican senators thus far have shown the courage and the patriotism to call out Trump’s reckless attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has a lot to answer for, and almost no one on his side.

Even Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy has had enough of the Trump team’s nonsense when it comes to the Mueller investigation.

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham drew a bright line for Trump to lose his presidency. And Trump appears ready to cross it.

Trump’s lawyer accidentally bolstered a potential obstruction case by revealing that Trump hopes the firing of Andrew McCabe will shut down the Russia probe.

The Trump subpoena might even be good news if you ask Fox.

Seven months after Congress required Trump to impose sanctions on Russia for interfering in the 2016 election, he’s finally doing it.

Sam Nunberg confessed that the special counsel asked him about Trump’s attempts to buy women’s silence.

Rather than risk actually finding the same incriminating evidence as the U.S. intelligence community, Republicans decided to simply stop looking.

As the reality of the Russia inquiry sets in, Trump is ominously looking to an impeachment lawyer for help.

Trump associate Erik Prince tried to cover up the purpose of a meeting in Seychelles with a Putin confidante. Now Robert Mueller is zeroing in.

Trump is in a panic about special counsel Robert Mueller, and he’s badgering current and former staff about it.

Barbara McQuade and Maya Wiley easily shredded former Trump campaign aide Sam Nunberg for insisting he can refuse to comply with the special counsel’s subpoena.

Former Trump campaign aide Sam Nunberg admitted Monday that he thinks Trump may have “done something during the election with the Russians” — and that Mueller already knows about it.

Trump’s desperate Twitter attacks are backfiring.

NBC’s Katy Tur hit the nail on the head in her assessment of Trump’s increasingly unhinged behavior.