I Meant Trump: Lawyer Who Emailed Cohen Opens Up
Shortly after the FBI raided his home, office and hotel room, former Trump “fixer” Michael Cohen received an email: “Sleep well tonight, you have friends in high places.”
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Trump Sues to Block House Subpoena of His Accountants
Accusing House Democrats of waging “political war” against him, President Donald Trump sued a top lawmaker Monday to block the subpoena of his longtime accountants.
Read moreMichael Cohen’s Attorneys Partly Back Report on Trump Orders
Standing up for the substance of explosive January reporting that elicited a rare denial at the time from the typically silent spokesman for special counsel Robert Mueller, Michael Cohen’s attorney told Congress late Thursday that the president pushed Cohen to deceive Congress.
Read moreCohen Asks Lawmakers to Help Keep Him Out of Prison
Attorneys for Michael Cohen are asking members of Congress to help keep him out of prison.
Read moreLawyer Who Bested Roy Cohn Tapped for Big Gig in SDNY
A few years after he defended the burgeoning Trump real estate empire against claims of housing discrimination, the future president’s oft-described mentor Roy Cohn fought to overturn the convictions of two Mafia clients.
Read moreFBI Suspected Cohen as Foreign Agent Nearly a Year Before Raids
The FBI suspected that Michael Cohen secretly worked on behalf of a foreign government for nearly a year before agents raided his home and office, according to a Tuesday avalanche of search-warrant materials into the former personal attorney and fixer for President Donald Trump.
Read moreCohen Lawyer Sends Letter to Congress Clarifying Pardon Talk
Amid talk that former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen again lied to Congress, Cohen’s lawyer sent a letter Tuesday to the head of the House Oversight Committee clarifying Cohen’s testimony that he never sought a pardon from the president.
Read moreBanks Subpoenaed in New York Over Trump Claims
As the House charts a path to President Donald Trump’s elusive tax returns with testimony from his ex-attorney Michael Cohen, two banks that Trump courted for a loan in 2014 now face subpoenas from New York’s attorney general.
Read moreTrump Says Michael Cohen Lied About Not Seeking Pardon
President Donald Trump declared Friday that he rejected a personal appeal from his former lawyer Michael Cohen for a pardon, the strongest assertion yet that Cohen may have lied under oath.
Read moreStormy-Trump Flap Over Hush Money Tossed as Moot
A Los Angeles federal judge on Thursday tossed adult film star Stormy Daniels’ lawsuit seeking to tear up a hush agreement over her alleged affair with President Donald Trump, finding Trump’s promise not to sue Daniels makes the case moot.
Read moreMichael Cohen Sues Trump to Cover Cost of Prosecution
President Donald Trump’s former attorney and “fixer” Michael Cohen sued the Trump Organization on Thursday, demanding that it reimburse his legal expenses from proceedings that have implicated Trump in possible criminal liability and certain longstanding embarrassment.
Read moreCohen’s Fourth Day of Testimony Could Include Russia, Finances
President Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen is returning to Capitol Hill for a fourth day of testimony as Democrats pursue a flurry of investigations into Trump’s White House, businesses and presidential campaign.
Read moreNew York Regulators Subpoena Trump’s Insurance Broker
New York state regulators issued a subpoena to the Trump Organization’s insurance broker Tuesday, nearly a week after President Donald Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen testified to Congress that the president lied to insurers about his wealth.
Read morePoll: Most Americans Believe Trump Has Committed Crimes
Nearly 2 in 3 Americans say they believe President Donald Trump committed crimes before taking office, according to a new poll released Tuesday.
Read moreFigure in Mueller Probe Sued by Ex-Manager to Mariah Carey
Describing a childhood connection to a key figure in the probe of Russian meddling in the 2016 election, the former manager of Mariah Carey brought a federal complaint detailing a bizarre cyberattack.
Read moreDemocrats Eye New Witnesses After Cohen Testimony
After three days of grilling Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former lawyer, Democrats are using his words as a roadmap to open new lines of investigation into Trump’s ties to Russia and summon additional witnesses.
Read moreTrump, at North Korea Summit, Distracted by Cohen
As the president staged a historic summit abroad, a former confidante delivered testimony, both detailed and taunting, that threatened to humiliate the president and undermine his foreign policy goals.
Read moreCohen Rips Trump Up and Down in Testimony to Congress
After spending much of the day telling lawmakers that President Donald Trump knew about attempts to hack Democratic Party emails and hush-money payments during the 2016 campaign, his prison-bound former personal attorney Michael Cohen closed out testimony before a House committee Wednesday by saying his loyalty to the president cost him everything.
Read morePrison-Bound Michael Cohen to Testify in Congress
Before President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney Michael Cohen begins serving his prison sentence in May, he will appear before a House committee Wednesday to testify publicly about the president’s business plans in Russia and potential campaign finance violations.
Read moreIRS Employee Charged with Leaking Cohen Documents
Federal investigators have charged an IRS employee with illegally leaking former Trump attorney Michael Cohen’s bank information to Stormy Daniels’ attorney, according to court documents unsealed Thursday.
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