Ex-Trump aide in apparent reversal on Mueller grand jury subpoena
Sam Nunberg, who'd insisted he'd defy it, seems to be having second thoughts
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Ex-Trump aide unloads on Mueller, refuses to comply with subpoena
Sam Nunberg says he will refuse a subpoena for communications with members of the Trump team: "Let them arrest me." He also said Mueller offered him immunity
Special counsel subpoenas documents regarding Trump, top advisers
The subpoena seeks emails from a witness regarding Trump and former White House advisers and campaign associates
Model, "sex guru" claim Trump-Russia dirt in bid for freedom
Woman jailed in Thailand for offering sex lessons without permit says she has "audio and video" linking Trump to Russians
Latest Mueller indictment could pose risks for banks
Recently filed federal charges against Paul Manafort could pose legal and regulatory risks for the banks that loaned him millions of dollars against his N.Y. real estate
Former Trump campaign official Rick Gates pleads guilty in special counsel investigation
Gates pleaded guilty to conspiracy and to making false statements
Special counsel brings new charges against Manafort, Gates
Mueller filed an indictment with 32 counts against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and associate Richard Gates
Man accused of lying in Russia probe pleads guilty
Special counsel Robert Mueller has charged Alex Van Der Zwaan
Facebook exec apologizes for tweets about special counsel's Russia probe
The company's VP of advertisements said his tweets conveyed his views "poorly"
Special counsel "laying the groundwork" with latest indictment
"Nobody" -- including President Trump -- is "in the clear," CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid says
Ex-Trump aide expected to plead guilty in Russia probe
Gates was indicted by a federal grand jury back in October as part of Mueller's Russia probe
McMaster says evidence of Russian meddling is beyond dispute
But late Saturday, McMaster's boss - President Trump - tweeted the national security adviser "forgot to say" the election wasn't impacted by Russians
Key takeaways from Mueller's Russian meddling indictment
What does the indictment allege, and what does it mean for Trump?
Indictment underscores how social media firms got played by Russian agents
It's not clear if companies have taken sufficient action to prevent something similar from happening again
Court filings: "Additional criminal conduct" unearthed against former Trump campaign chairman
The alleged new crimes included a series of bank frauds and bank fraud conspiracies, at least part of which related to a mortgage on his Fairfax, Va. property
What are the immediate consequences of the Russia indictment?
CBS News senior national security analyst Fran Townsend and CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid break down the Russian indictment
After Russian indictments, Facebook says it has "more to do"
Vowing to tighten security, social media giant said Russia's interference in election "violates all of our values"
Rod Rosenstein announces indictments of Russians in U.S. election meddling
The deputy attorney general announced indictment of Russian nationals and entities for interfering with 2016 presidential election.
Trump in 2017 on Russian hacking: “It could have been China”
Special Counsel Robert Mueller charged 13 Russian nationals Friday with breaking laws to interfere in the 2016 U.S. election
Scores of people remain in limbo as Russia probe continues
Some fear they may yet be charged, but most are witnesses who have had their lives upended by a rush of questions
Rachel Brand, associate attorney general, steps down at Justice Dept
The no. 3 lawyer at DOJ steps down after nine months as associate attorney general
Bill Clinton's counsel: Trump "cannot say no" to Mueller interview
"God knows, we wanted President Clinton to say no to appearing on national television with a videotape before a grand jury," Lanny Davis told CBSN's DeMarco Morgan
New texts between FBI agents offer insight into FBI Clinton email probe
The texts describe Congress as "utterly worthless," Comey as a "brilliant public speaker," and the possibility of a Trump presidency as a "disaster"
Priebus says he "never felt" the president would fire Mueller
Priebus told NBC that the president was "concerned about the conflicts of interest that he felt that the special counsel had"
Trump's reelection campaign spent big chunk on legal fees in final months of 2017
The campaign filed a report with the FEC late Wednesday
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