“Try that on a jury,” quips former U.S. attorney Preet Bharara. Source link

The president’s former lawyer may soon face charges as an investigation into possible campaign finance violations and bank fraud wraps up, The New York Times reported Sunday. Source link

Ironically, the White House national security adviser has been accused of spinning intelligence for political purposes. Source link

The Senate homeland security chairman seemed to defend Trump on pulling the ex-CIA chief’s security clearance, but not without some hedging. Source link

“I have seen the lights blinking red in terms of what Mr. Trump has done and is doing,” he said. Source link

Any suggestion that White House counsel Donald McGahn has turned on him is false, Trump insisted. Source link

Months after quitting Congress in disgrace, the Texas Republican insists his sexual harassment scandal was everyone’s fault but his own. Source link

A new, old idea is bubbling up at the nation’s cocktail parties. Source link

Photo of the president, waving, exposes mainstream media’s “hatefulness” and “propaganda,” he fumes. Source link

An Interior Department official claims Secretary Ryan Zinke “did not see the proposal before it went out and was not happy about it.” Source link