Trump-Russia Investigation. The Week in Review. 4/8/18.
Politico: “Dutch attorney gets 30 days in first sentence for
Mueller probe…Alex van der Zwaan, 33, pleaded guilty…to lying to FBI agents
about his contacts with former Trump campaign official Rick Gates and
Konstantin Kilimink, a suspected Russian intelligence operative.”
CNN: “Mueller’s team questioning Russian oligarchs…It
reveals that Mueller’s team has intensified its focus into the potential flow
of money from Russia into the US election as part of its…investigation into
whether the Trump team colluded with Russia’s interference in the 2016
presidential election.”
Vox: “We’ve gradually learned of not one but six times
Trump associates at least tried to get involved with either Russian-provided
dirt, hacked Democratic emails, or WikiLeaks.”
New York Magazine: “Mueller is preparing two separate
reports: one about Trump’s actions in office and potential obstruction of
justice, and another about Russia-related activities…Mueller is looking to
release the obstruction report in June or July.”
McClatchy DC Bureau: “Mueller probe tracking down Trump
business partners…to investigate overseas dealings to see whether those
transactions led to relationships with Russians and election-related crimes.”
CBS News: “Up to 87 million now affected in Facebook privacy
scandal…Cambridge Analytica, a data-mining firm affiliated with President
Donald Trump’s campaign, has been accused of using ill-gotten data from Facebook
users to try to influence elections.”
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