When the FBI gave candidate Donald Trump his first intelligence briefing in 2016 and warned that foreign agents might try to infiltrate his campaign, Trump asked, “Are the Russians bad?” according to an official summary of the meeting, the HuffPost reports.

Washington Post: “A porn star was paid to keep silent about her alleged dalliance years earlier with a presidential candidate, which a judge has agreed was an illegal violation of campaign finance laws.” “The private emails of Democrats were stolen and published, which prosecutors have said was an

First Read has the “indisputable” facts on the Russia investigation: Trump and his campaign asked for Russia’s help in the 2016 presidential race. Trump and his campaign got that help — in a contest decided by fewer than 80,000 votes in three states. Roger Stone lied about his contacts with Russian

Despite claiming many times he voted for Donald Trump for president, Alabama U.S. Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville’s voter registration was cancelled in August 2016 due to inactivity, according to Ryan James Girdusky. He had registered in the state of Indiana but never voted there, so they kicked

Alan Abramowitz: “Trump campaigned more times in more states than Hillary Clinton in 2016. However, a regression analysis of the 2016 results does not show rallies having a significant impact on that election’s results.” “Campaigns may derive indirect benefits from rallies, though, such as voter