Since writing about the ruling to transfer Paul Manafort from a minimum-security federal prison for nonviolent offenders in Pennsylvania to the notorious Rikers Island state prison in New York, I’ve received many responses from horrified readers asking, “Isn’t there anything we can do?”

In breaking news, British ex-spy and “dossier” fictionalizer Christopher Steele is set to be interviewed by newly appointed investigator John Durham.

Over the next few weeks, we’re braced for the release of some Inspector General reports that I expect will contain shocking information about corruption at high levels of our federal intelligence and law enforcement agencies.

'Huckabee' writer/researcher Laura Ainsworth has spent a lot of time delving into the issues brought up by this reader, so she asked to respond...

In MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: Thursday evening, President Trump issued an executive order giving U.S. Attorney General William Barr the “full and complete authority” to DECLASSIFY material related to his investigation into the origins of the “Russia” probe.

Before getting into John Solomon’s latest revelation of what the FBI was doing in the fall of 2016...

Events are unfolding across the ocean that shed light on the REAL “foreign election interference.”

And this is why the Democrats have been desperate to get rid of Attorney General Bill Barr...

Reader comments are driving my newsletter today. It seems appropriate to use this perfectly-timed letter from reader Lawrence to introduce today’s unsettling FBI news….

At this point, it is incontrovertible that the FBI deliberately misled the FISA court to get a warrant to spy (yes, SPY) on the 2016 Trump campaign.

Listening to George Papadopoulos elaborate on the timeline of his apparently set-up encounters with “counterintelligence agents” (SPIES) in far-flung parts of the world made me think, “Wow, this sounds like something right out of a novel!

In a piece from a couple of days ago, “FISA Court Says FBI Lied to Them, Illegally Spied,” I noted that Joe diGenova had called Admiral Mike Rogers a hero for being the one who discovered illegal surveillance of the Trump campaign.

On Wednesday night’s “Ingraham Angle,” there was a magnificent discussion about the sham Trump investigation with Rudy Giuliani, Joe diGenova and former Whitewater independent counsel Robert Ray that absolutely must not be missed, and I say that not because I was subbing for Laura Ingraham at the time.

Even when I was a kid, I knew the FBI had done some bad things. My parents told me.

Yesterday’s commentary about former FBI General Counsel James Baker’s testimony that he argued with then-FBI Director James Comey about whether Hillary should be indicted on the Espionage Act left us with one huge question –- one I think we have the answer to.

More details have come to light on something we talked about here a while back...

FIRST, IN BREAKING NEWS: Coming on the heels of Andrew McCabe’s 60 MINUTES interview on Sunday, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is expected to leave the Justice Department by mid-March.

It’s interesting that someone who was fired from the FBI for lying-by-omission to investigators is now so forthcoming about the same overall issue; namely, the actions taken by him and his friends to get rid of Donald Trump, as a candidate and later as President.

This is a “YUUUUUGE” story, to borrow a phrase, so I will write more about it in tomorrow morning’s newsletter.

“We have just witnessed the unprecedented politicization and weaponization of every federal agency under President Obama, and the worst ever of the Department of Justice and the FBI.”

Heartfelt thanks to reader Shannon for this response to my “20 questions for James Comey.”

President Trump is understandably “trump-eting" a story in The Daily Signal by former Federal Election Commissioner Hans von Spakovsky.

Three-star general and President Trump’s original choice for national security advisor Michael Flynn was railroaded.

FOX News analyst Gregg Jarrett, in an appearance on Hannity Tuesday evening, said something stunning.