The Senate Intelligence Committee found a pattern of contacts between the 2016 campaign and Russia.
Paul Manafort
Four Years Ago, Trump’s Campaign Was Up to Its Eyeballs In Russian Collusion
They were screwing with the 2016 election in mid-August, while most of the world wasn’t paying attention.
Ukrainians Were Right to Worry About a Trump Presidency
The reality has, in some ways, been worse than their fears.
The Trump Defense That Comes Directly From Moscow
The collusion never stopped.
Alex Acosta Resigns As Trump Praises His “Tremendous Talent”
Once again, the president has only kind words for a disgraced underling whose behavior is indefensible.
Manafort Has Friends in High Places
The Justice Department intervened to stop his transfer to Rikers Island prison.
Trump Doesn’t Intervene as Manafort is Ordered to Riker’s Island
The president’s former campaign chair will be transferred out of federal custody. A pardon can no longer save him.
What Barr Should Already Know About the Origins of the Russia Investigation
If he attempts to spin a narrative to protect the president, here are the facts.
Paul Manafort Learns His Fate, For Now
The former Trump campaign chairman is sentenced to seven and a half years, but still faces state charges in New York.
Judge T.S. Ellis III Did Real Damage With His Manafort Sentence
He gave Manafort less than one-fifth the time in prison that was recommenced by the Probation Office.

