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How Republicans are reacting to Trump's firing of Comey

9 years 5 months ago
President Donald Trump's sudden decision Tuesday to fire FBI Director James Comey has forced GOP lawmakers to decide whether to side with the White House on a move that comes in the middle of the FBI's investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

GOP and Dem member say case isn't closed

9 years 5 months ago
Possible collusion between Trump associates and Russians remains a subject of investigations by the House and Senate intelligence committees, contrary to assertions from President Donald Trump and White House officials that there's no evidence of collusion, multiple sources in both parties tell CNN.

Senate Democrats struggle to respond to Comey firing

9 years 5 months ago
One day after the surprise firing of James Comey, angry but out-of-power Senate Democrats struggled to find effective responses to protest the former FBI director's dismissal -- and more importantly to ensure that the bureau's investigation into Russia that he was overseeing will continue.

Ex-officials in Rosenstein's Comey memo skeptical, subdued and silent

9 years 5 months ago
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein didn't pull any punches in his two-and-a-half-page memo detailing how now-former FBI Director James Comey flouted Justice Department protocols in his handling of Hillary Clinton's private email server investigation, calling it a "textbook example of what federal prosecutors and agents are taught not to do."

Bethune-Cookman grads boo DeVos at commencement

9 years 5 months ago
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos faced an auditorium of jeering Bethune-Cookman University graduates Wednesday as she gave a commencement address that many students and graduates said she was in no place to deliver.

Trump hosts Russians, Kissinger at White House

9 years 5 months ago
If President Donald Trump had been hoping to erase any implications that his abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey was tied to the agency's investigation into Russian election meddling, he seemed to veer wildly off course by midday.

Roger Stone is back where he belongs -- in the eye of a political hurricane

9 years 5 months ago
Roger Stone, the right wing gadfly and provocateur with a career that traces back to the Nixon administration, has a habit of popping up in the midst of the most sordid political tales. His enduring public loyalty to Nixon, whose face is tattooed on Stone's back, is the bedrock of a public persona that bathes in drama and celebrates skullduggery.
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