All news on the topic: Paul Manafort

In a statement on Saturday, Manafort said he intended to "remain on the sidelines."

The former Trump adviser turned federal prisoner is reportedly in talks to work with Trump again.

Eddie Glaude Jr. expressed his revulsion upon hearing that Trump's formerly pardoned campaign chairman could potentially be employed by the GOP and might even be involved in raising funds for Trump

In the intense Republican primary battle of 2016, Trump labeled Heidi Cruz "ugly" and implied that Ted's father, Rafael, was connected to Lee Harvey Oswald, who assassinated Kennedy

“It was killing me not to be there, but I was advising indirectly from my condo,” Manafort reportedly writes in his upcoming book.

Veteran public relations executive Charles "Chuck" Dolan Jr. was stunned when he discovered that the rumor he passed along ended up in the FBI's Steele dossier

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's ex-campaign manager, aiming to reclaim close to $3 million from undisclosed overseas bank accounts

This week, I testified in the House Judiciary Committee on enhancements of FARA and was asked whether Hunter Biden could be charged under the act. The answer is clearly yes.

Former Trump aide & convicted swindler Paul Manafort had his travel plans derailed when he was stopped for trying to use a revoked passport.

He was allegedly carrying a revoked passport.

Stephen Calk was convicted of financial institution bribery and conspiracy for delivering some $16 million in loans to Paul Manafort in an attempt to get a government position.

Stephen Calk, who previously served as the chairman and CEO of Federal Savings Bank, was found guilty on Tuesday of financial institution bribery and conspiracy

A Chicago bank owner exchanged $16 million in loans for a former campaign manager of ex-President Donald Trump in an attempt to secure a high-ranking position in Trump’s administration, a prosecutor informed the jury during an opening statement on Wednesday, while a defense lawyer assured them that the banker did not violate any laws

The ruling halts Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance's effort to prosecute Manafort on 16 counts of felony charges

"The President's pardons resemble what you might see if a crime lord had the power to grant them."

A day following the clemency granted to 20 individuals, the president issued 26 additional pardons, some of which were to close associates

"He worked for a lot of companies," the president said of Bannon, who was one of his top advisers.

Steve Schmidt, a co-founder of the Lincoln Project, an anti-Trump political action group, had a meeting with then-candidate Donald Trump in Manhattan in 2016 and attempted to become part of his campaign

Paul Manafort, who once managed Donald Trump's campaign, has been moved to home confinement due to the coronavirus outbreak

The ex-campaign manager for Trump is currently serving approximately seven and a half years for tax fraud and conspiring to defraud the United States

Richard Grenell failed to report payments for lobbying activities for a Moldovan politician whom the U.S. subsequently charged with corruption

Former Treasury Department employee Natalie Edwards confessed in a federal court to disclosing confidential information related to the Mueller investigation to a Buzzfeed journalist

Newly released memos from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation shed light on communications between Trump's former campaign chairman and the Fox News host.