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A Republican lawmaker and the chief of staff to House Speaker Paul Ryan were early recipients of the infamous Steele dossier, according to a court memo.
The connection between Steele and the oligarch, Oleg Deripaska, are laid out in emails that the Justice Department recently provided Congress.
Former British spy Christopher Steele visited the State Department in October 2016 and briefed officials there about his work on the anti-Trump dossier.
Former FBI Director James Comey reveals in a new book why President Donald Trump wanted him to investigate the most salacious claim made in the infamous Steele dossier.
During the 2016 presidential campaign, Glenn Simpson, the founder of Fusion GPS tipped a major news network off to Sergei Millian, a Belarus-born businessman who has been identified as “Source D”.
Yahoo News report Michael Isikoff and Mother Jones magazine’s David Corn are out with a new book on the Trump/Russia sage, titled “Russian Roulette.”
That’s the question on the minds of the members of the House Intelligence Committee, specifically regarding the infamous “Trump dossier” developed by ex-British spy Christopher Steele.
Bruce Ohr, a former deputy associate attorney general at the Department of Justice, reportedly failed to disclose that his wife had been receiving payments from Fusion GPS, a firm paid by Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the DNC to produce opposition research on President Trump.
Cody Shearer, a longtime Clinton insider, was peddling dirt on President Donald Trump as early as Aug. 2016, two months earlier than previously known, a U.S. government source tells The Daily Caller News Foundation.
Last Friday’s drop of the controversial FISA memo drafted by the staff of Rep. Devin Nunes was a damning indictment of the FBI’s credibility and impartiality.
Could Hillary Clinton have been responsible for funding not one, but two dirty-dossiers on Donald Trump? Check out the evidence we have uncovered.
Former British spy Christopher Steele is resisting efforts to face a deposition in a lawsuit over his infamous dossier. Steele’s lawyers argued in a court in London that a deposition would put the former spy’s dossier sources at risk as well as endanger U.K. national security interests.