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 Trump is describing the release of hundreds of pages of documents sent to a secret federal surveillance court about a former campaign aide as confirming his position that the Justice Department "misled the courts."
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 On Saturday night, the FBI released a redacted version of its previously classified foreign surveillance warrant application on Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page. The release of the application, which comes after news organizations and advocacy groups like Judicial Watch sued for its disclosure, has been the subject of a heated partisan debate over the FBI's investigation of members of the Trump campaign.
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The New York Times' Charlie Savage explains to NPR's Korva Coleman the implications of newly declassified FBI documents about Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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CNN
Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Sunday accused the Justice Department and the FBI of misleading the courts, following the release of a previously classified foreign surveillance warrant application. On Saturday, the FBI released a redacted ...
Trump: Carter Page surveillance applications 'confirm' officials
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Iran's leader on Sunday left open the possibility of peace with the United States but cautioned President Trump against taking an aggressive stand with the Islamic Republic, saying an outbreak of hostilities between the two countries would lead to the "mother of all wars," according to a report. "America should know that peace with Iran...
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President Trump on Sunday said recently released documents about how the FBI monitored former campaign aide Carter Page shows that his 2016 presidential campaign was "illegally being spied" on. "Looking more & more like the Trump Campaign for President was illegally being spied upon (surveillance) for the political gain of Crooked Hillary Clinton and the...
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New York Times
WASHINGTON — In the nearly two years since Russia attacked the American democratic process, congressional Republicans have played conflicting roles in the drama: Some have pressed to impose sanctions on Russia and quietly pursue investigations, ...
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Washington Post
Earlier this year, the political world was gripped by a stunning accusation from Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) that the government's application for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page was born of bias and almost entirely
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Wall Street Journal
WASHINGTON—The recent federal indictment of Russian intelligence officers by the special prosecutor investigating Moscow's election interference and possible Trump campaign collusion lays the groundwork for Washington to slap more sanctions on its ...
The GOP Stands By as Trump Upends Am
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Saturday in the park with Hillary Clinton turned out to be a chance to listen to the former Democratic presidential nominee take aim, once again, at President Donald Trump.
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