Mueller Report Coverage

How the impeachment articles against Trump are similar to, and different from, Clinton and Nixon

House Democrats have settled on two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump -- the first alleging abuse of power and the second alleging obstruction of Congress.

Louis Jacobson, PolitiFact reporter

Trump Pressed Australian Leader to Help Barr Investigate Mueller Inquiry’s Origins

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump pushed the Australian prime minister during a recent telephone call to help Attorney General William Barr gather information for a Justice Department inquiry that Trump hopes will discredit the Mueller investigation, according to two American officials with knowledge of the call.

Mark Mazzetti and Katie Benner, New York Times

Raising Prospect of Impeaching Trump, House Seeks Mueller’s Grand Jury Secrets

WASHINGTON — The House Judiciary Committee on Friday asked a federal judge to unseal grand jury secrets related to Robert Mueller’s investigation, using the court filing to declare that lawmakers have already in effect launched an impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump.

Nicholas Fandos and Charlie Savage, New York Times

Democrats on House Judiciary Committee cross threshold

They filed a petition in federal court to get secret grand jury evidence used in Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Impact of Mueller's testimony before Congress ripples across Washington

Politicizing efforts to stop interference in U.S. elections and challenging Democrats as they continue to investigate President Trump filled the agenda Thursday.

NBC Special Report: Trump responds to Mueller testimony

President Trump is responding to testimony today by former special counsel Robert Mueller.

Everything Robert Mueller said in the second part of his congressional testimony

Here's everything former special counsel Robert Mueller said during his congressional testimony on the Russia probe.

Mueller testifies before Congress

Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller testifies before the House Judiciary Committee about the findings of his report on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

Everything Robert Mueller said in the first part of his congressional testimony

Here's everything former special counsel Robert Mueller said during his congressional testimony on the Russia probe.

Editorial: Mueller's done. Case isn't closed. Work goes on

Thursday, May 30, 2019 -- Robert Mueller did the job he was assigned to do - and did it well. It is up to Congress to determine the appropriate and necessary efforts to thwart future foreign interference in our elections. As significantly, Congress must carefully consider what action, if any, should be taken as regards any allegations concerning obstruction of justice - no matter who they might implicate.

Hung jury: Public remains divided over Mueller probe in NBC, Wall Street Journal poll

Sixty percent of Americans say President Donald Trump has been dishonest in the Russia investigation, while only a third believe the report by special counsel Robert Mueller clears the president of wrongdoing.

Mark Murray

Full interview: David Price speaks about Mueller report, Durham-Orange light rail

Democratic 4th District Congressman David Price sat down with WRAL's Debra Morgan to discuss a variety of topics, including the Durham-Orange light rail project and the recently released Mueller report.

Editorial: Mueller report reveals Trump's fake news, Burr's toothless watchdog bite

Tuesday, April 23, 2919 -- Two critical conclusions emerged amid all the dust raised by the recently released Mueller report: The news reporting on what was going on in the White House was accurate. It was President Donald Trump and his spokespeople who lied to spin it as "fake news." And, Sen. Richard Burr,R-N.C. who is supposed to be our watchdog leading the Senate's probe into Russian election interference, was revealed to be a Trump lapdog -- leaking information on a closed-door FBI briefing to the White House.

Pollbook vendor pushes back amid questions over software security

A vendor that supplies electronic pollbook software for more than a dozen North Carolina counties is disputing "misleading insinuations" by state elections officials about whether it's the company named in the Mueller report as the victim of a 2016 Russian hacking operation.

Tyler Dukes, WRAL investigative reporter