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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, who has led the 10-week-old investigation, said it was important to move quickly because the evidence of Trump’s wrongdoing is “overwhelming.” read more

Hill was among the two witnesses who testified before the house intelligence committee, which is conducting the first leg of the impeachment inquiry against Trump, on the final day of the scheduled public hearings so far. read more

Hill was among the two witnesses who testified before the house intelligence committee, which is conducting the first leg of the impeachment inquiry against Trump, on the final day of the scheduled public hearings so far. read more

Democrats are investigating Trump for allegedly abusing his office by pressing a foreign power -- Ukraine -- to interfere on his behalf in the 2020 US election. read more

Russian financier Yevgeny Prigozhin and some of his assets and the so-called Internet Research Agency, are first to be taken under an executive order seeking to punish foreign actors accused of interfering in US elections. read more

That probe was triggered by the release of a rough transcript of a July phone call in which Trump asked the president of Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden, a potential Democratic candidate in the 2020 US election. read more

Iran said that it doesn’t have a preference in the presidential race. read more

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi launched a formal inquiry toward that end, accusing president of “betrayal of his oath of office,” betrayal of national security and betrayal of the integrity of US elections. read more

In a series of tweets, Congress senior spokesperson Anand Sharma said Modi was in the US as India’s prime minister, and not a star campaigner in the US elections. read more

As human social activity online has evolved, so have bots. Bots, the researchers discovered, were more likely to employ a multi-bot approach as if to mimic authentic human engagement around an idea. read more

Mueller first testified before the House judiciary committee and then the intelligence committee. He spoke slowly and haltingly, appeared confused at times but determined to go beyond his 448-page report, which is publicly available. read more

Prompted by a reporter’s question about whether Trump would warn Putin against future election meddling, Trump said: “Of course I will.” read more

Pelosi, Trump’s political nemesis in Congress, has long stated she is not ready to proceed with what would be a deeply divisive impeachment action, and that she would prefer to see the president defeated at the ballot box next year. read more

The politically explosive probe by Special Counsel Robert Mueller ruled that Trump’s campaign did not criminally conspire with Russians to skew the election, and drew no conclusion on allegations of obstruction. read more

The public heard directly from Mueller for the first time on Wednesday, when most of the findings of his 22-month probe were unveiled. read more