Russia and Ukraine Scandals
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Newly declassified Crossfire Hurricane docs shine light on Steele, Clinton, and more
Trump's first attempt at declassifying Crossfire Hurricane documents in January 2021 was thwarted. But now, the FBI records have been released, revealing in part new details on the FBI's problematic Trump-Russia probe.
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Newly declassified FBI memos detail concerns, payments to Russia collusion informant
Newly declassified documents show informant Stefan Halper was motivated in part by "monetary compensation" and was paid nearly $1.2 million from FBI over three decades.
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Read the Russia collusion memos President Trump declassified and Kash Patel gave to Congress
FBI Director Kash Patel turned the hundreds of pages of documents over turned to Congress following President Trump's order declassifying the materials.
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Probe of Burisma was active when Joe Biden forced prosecutor’s firing, Hunter's documents show
Despite claims that the investigation into Burisma was "dormant" when Pres. Biden held up $1 billion loan to Ukraine and demanded that Ukrainian Prosecutor Shokin be fired, Hunter Biden’s own communications, committee documents, and his own business partner show otherwise.
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State Department says it considered Burisma corrupt, but kept dealing with its reps anyways
Despite the concerns about Burisma within the U.S. embassy, the Ambassador and other State Department officials continued to interact with the company’s representatives.
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Photos show Ambassador Yovanovitch met twice with Burisma official after being told firm was corrupt
Yovanovitch previously called Burisma and Hunter Biden not “a front burner issue” during her time as ambassador.
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Signatories of Hunter Biden laptop letter get plum jobs after pumping disinformation into election
“None of them should ever be hired, work for, or paid by the United States government," Sen. Ron Johnson said.
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Europeans latest to provide evidence undercutting Joe Biden story about firing Ukrainian prosecutor
Biden's story has been that he threatened to withhold loan to Ukraine only because prosecutor Shokin was not meeting anti-corruption standards. His own State Dep't said otherwise, now evidence shows that the EU concluded Shokin had met ‘benchmarks’ on anti-corruption reforms.
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US military to train Ukrainian pilots in F-16s in Arizona
Air Force Brig. Gen. Patrick Ryder would go through English language training in Texas before beginning the military training.
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7 people killed and 90 injured from Russian missile strike on Ukraine city
The attack occurred on an Eastern Slavic holiday that marks the beginning of fall called Apple Feast of the Savior.
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US approves sending Ukraine F-16s from the Netherlands and Denmark
The Danish defense ministry announced on Friday that a coalition of 11 countries would start training Ukrainian pilots later this month.
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New memos undercut Biden-Ukraine narrative Democrats sold during 2019 impeachment scandal
Newly disclosed State Department memos conflict with the narrative Democrats crafted since 2019 impeachment.
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Biden advised ex-Ukrainian president against prosecuting political rivals, Manafort alleges
Manafort highlighted the stark contrast between Biden's advice to Yanukovych and his Department of Justice's indictments of former President Donald Trump, calling it "the most compelling example I have of the dual system of justice."