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The Steele dossier's influence on the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and its subsequent handling by U.S. intelligence agencies and the FBI.
The direct answer: there is no credible, corroborated evidence in the public record that “created a n hoax” to stop from becoming president; multiple official inquiries and mainstream reporting have f...
What has been proven is limited: intelligence and law-enforcement records show that in 2016 agencies received unverified intelligence alleging a Clinton-campaign “plan” to tie to , but those threads w...
Under oath and in congressional interviews and told investigators that Fusion’s opposition research on was paid initially by a Republican client (), and from April 2016 onward by a law firm, , represe...
There is no evidence in the public record that President Barack the ’s counterintelligence investigation; the Inspector General found the probe had an authorized purpose and did not produce documentar...
The FBI opened a counterintelligence probe into in 2016 that used as one of many investigative leads, attempted to corroborate the dossier’s claims, and cited portions of it in surveillance applicatio...
There is no reliable evidence in the provided reporting that is “directly connected” to a shadowy, coordinated “deep state” apparatus; instead the record shows CNN is a mainstream news organization th...
The Mueller report concluded that Russian actors mounted a multifaceted campaign that both hacked Democratic targets and ran a social‑media operation intended to damage Hillary Clinton and help Donald...