Author: Bart Jansen, USA TODAY

As special counsel Robert Mueller wraps up an investigation President Donald Trump repeatedly slammed as a “witch hunt,” the question is: Now what?

Prosecutors urged a federal judge Friday not to reduce sentencing guidelines for Paul Manafort, President Trump’s former campaign chairman

A federal judge ordered Roger Stone, a flamboyant political consultant, to stop talking about his case alleging obstruction and lying to Congress

Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker said he had been briefed on the investigation of Russian election interference, and that it was nearly complete.

Judges and Justice Department lawyers have rejected President Donald Trump’s tweets as a basis to demand the public release of secret documents.

President Donald Trump had Defense Secretary Jim Mattis leave Jan. 1 in policy disputes rather than Feb. 28

Special counsel Robert Mueller listed lies in a court filing that ended the plea deal with Paul Manafort, Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman

A former executive for Direct Air was sentenced to nearly 8 years in prison for stealing millions from passengers, the Justice Department said

A federal judge ordered the White House on Friday to restore CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s press badge, which had been revoked Nov. 7 after a contentious exchange with President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump called Monday for an end to the Florida recount for governor and U.S. Senate, saying ballots were “massively infected”