Your fact-checks will appear here
The Mueller investigation focused on Russian interference in the 2016 election, possible conspiracy between the campaign and Russia, and potential obstruction of justice.
Yes: multiple and associates had direct meetings, calls, emails, or other contacts with nationals and Russian government-linked figures during the 2016 campaign, including a documented June 9, 2016, m...
The Mueller report documented extensive contacts — dozens of meetings, communications and attempted outreach — between people tied to the Trump campaign and Russian-linked individuals, but it conclude...
Two competing narratives exist: one claims , a staffer murdered in July 2016, leaked thousands of DNC emails to ; the other—supported by multiple official inquiries and intelligence assessments—says s...
Members of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team publicly characterized Attorney General William Barr’s initial four‑page synopsis as incomplete and misleading, saying it “did not fully capture the co...
The Mueller investigation produced a mix of direct criminal charges tied to discrete unlawful acts and referrals that spawned separate prosecutions; many of the convictions flowed from lies, financial...
Intelligence agencies and subsequent prosecutions corroborated only the dossier’s broad, non-specific claims that Russia mounted an active operation to interfere in the 2016 U.S. election and that sto...