Legal analyst Glenn Kirschner: '[Mueller] was virtually announcing: Congress do your job.'
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Poll finds wide support for Mueller and McGahn to testify in CongressDespite the president's claim that 'you can’t investigate and legislate simultaneously,' most Americans want Congress to continue asking questions.
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Rep. Nadler: Robert Mueller wants to testify to Congress — but in privateSpecial Counsel Mueller is willing to give a public opening statement, but closed-door testimony, House Judiciary Cmte. Chairman Nadler says.
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Robert Mueller wants to testify in private before Congress, House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler saysSpecial counsel Robert Mueller wants to talk to Congress about his investigation into the Trump campaign and Russian interference in the 2016 election, but he wants to do it behind closed doors, Rep. Jerrold Nadler, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said Thursday night.
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Trump questions why ‘Radical Left Democrats’ want Mueller to testify to CongressThe president had previously said he would leave that decision to Attorney General William P. Barr, who has said he has no problem with an appearance by the special counsel.
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Esquire's editor-in-chief showed us how not to announce your job resignationJay Fielden, Esquire editor-in-chief, quit his job using a dramatic Instagram post — a big mistake, according to career experts.
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Americans are doing a poor job at saving for retirement, according to the Federal ReserveNew data from the Fed shows the same story on the retirement crisis: Americans are doing a poor job at saving.
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Did Congress read the Mueller report? The Post asked 92 key lawmakers.The Washington Post canvassed members of the four relevant committees — Judiciary and Intelligence — in the House and Senate.
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Did Congress read the Mueller report? The Post asked 92 key lawmakers.The Washington Post canvassed members of the four relevant committees — Judiciary and Intelligence — in the House and Senate.
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Opinion | Trump has shown his contempt for Congress. Will Congress reciprocate?Congress’s subpoena power is well-established, while executive privilege has a much more dubious pedigree.
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7 former EPA administrators offer to help Congress with agency oversightSeven former Environmental Protection Agency administrators have offered lawmakers help to investigate the department, saying 'much is at stake' as the Trump administration seeks to roll back clean air and water regulations, among other policy changes.
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