Author: Bart Jansen, USA TODAY

Former White House counsel Don McGahn need not comply with a House subpoena ordering him to testify on Tuesday, the Justice Department said.

President Donald Trump asserted executive privilege to keep parts of Robert Mueller’s report secret, setting up a likely legal fight with Congress.

President Donald Trump is fighting a congressional subpoena for his financial records in U.S. District Court.

Congress is wrestling with how to respond to revelations in special counsel Robert Mueller’s report, but will start by seeking more information.

The House Judiciary Committee voted to authorize a subpoena for special counsel Robert Mueller’s complete. Justice planned to keep some parts secret.

Lawmakers want to see information Robert Mueller obtained using grand juries and could launch a legal fight to obtain it as soon as Wednesday.

Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham plans to investigate possible Justice and FBI abuses in probing Donald Trump’s presidential campaign

As special counsel Robert Mueller wraps up an investigation President Donald Trump repeatedly slammed as a “witch hunt,” the question is: Now what?

Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer, finished 3 days of congressional testimony, but will return March 6