The Kremlin's influence campaign goes far beyond Trump's victory. Their latest unsuspecting targets: American conservatives.

Trump is considering the New Jersey governor to fill James Comey's role. Says one observer in the state: "It horrifies me.”

Comey’s firing should be a frightful awakening from complacency. If Trump gets away with it, he will read it as permission to run amok.

By firing James Comey, Trump is trying to quash the Russia investigation—and he just might get away with it. Here's how Democrats can stop him.

This is not yet a crisis of legitimacy, but we are on the precipice of one.

The administration and its allies are using legitimate concerns about America’s spying to distract from the Russia controversy.

His unorthodox antics helped him win the presidency, but they have only hampered his cruel agenda. That doesn't mean he won't still succeed.

The president's stubborn wiretapping claim is a way to shore up support from his Republican base.

His reaction to FBI Director James Comey's testimony about Russian meddling was defensive and deceitful.

A DOJ veteran and critic of FBI Director James Comey keeps the Trump-Russia story grounded in reason, on episode 49 of Primary Concerns.

His unfounded claim that Obama wiretapped his phones is forcing the GOP to do exactly what it tried to avoid.