Robert Mueller’s surprise appearance Wednesday did little to alter the substance of the debate over election interference but it did roil a simmering political cauldron.
Robert Mueller had perhaps his final say on Wednesday but Hillary Clinton apparently had not. Mueller said that he couldn’t prove Trump was innocent. Meanwhile, Hillary, the person who did commit crimes, is demanding accountability.
The U.S. is by nature a pluralistic country, and yet some behave -- including Bernie Sanders -- as if we should live in a dictatorship when it comes to education.
This is a time of major life change for all graduates, and there’s no better time to unfurl the roadmap that will transition you to the next stage of life.
It takes a lot of resilience to look over one’s shoulder at California. We Americans are a proud people and love our country. We know we’re wildly imperfect, but we also have seen our country overcome difficulties to become a more perfect union.
With his work done and his office closing, Robert Mueller could have quietly slipped back into private life. Instead, he gave himself a blowout retirement party — and leaves America to suffer the nasty consequences.
Most Americans – and many members of Congress – have no idea just how badly the world cheats us with high tariffs and nonreciprocal trade. That's why I recommend everybody read the just-released eye-opening report from the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy.
The main takeaway from outgoing Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s surprise farewell statement to the media Wednesday is that he desperately wanted to take down President Trump, but simply couldn’t find a way to do it.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller refused to make a decision to charge the president in a court of law but was more than willing to indict him in the court of public opinion.
Special counsel Robert Mueller spoke Wednesday, breaking his silence on the Russia probe and his report about the investigation of Russian interference in America’s elections.