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Trump-linked lawyer Alan Dershowitz explains how Mueller's latest move is a prelude to impeachment

Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard Law professor and longtime friend to Donald Trump, told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Tuesday night that special counsel Robert Mueller appears to be gearing up for a new legal maneuver that could ultimately lead to impeachment.

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‘Fraudulent’ letter from former Trump doctor renews skepticism of Ronny Jackson's claims: Obama's former doctor

Barack Obama's former personal physician blasted Dr. Harold Bornstein for reportedly signing a "fraudulent" letter dictated by President Donald Trump.

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Three white Oklahoma men arrested in the 'modern day lynching' of two black men — and one of their mothers helped

A white family has been arrested in connection with the deaths of Ramon Smith and Jarron Moreland, both 21, whose bodies were found in a pond in Oklahoma, reports ABC 7 News.

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CNN legal analyst schools Trump on why there's no such thing as a 'perjury trap'

Jeffrey Toobin, a former associate counsel during the Iran-Contra investigation, debunked conservative talking points that it would be a "perjury trap" for special counsel Robert Mueller to interview President Donald Trump.

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MSNBC hosts speculate who leaked Mueller questions to New York Times reporter also sitting on the panel

The Capitol Hill parlor game of attempting to discern the source of leaked questions special counsel Robert Mueller reportedly wants to ask President Donald Trump continued on Tuesday, as MSNBC's Deadline: White House reported that two more people have denied spilling to reporters.

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CNN's Jake Tapper warns that Trump's presidency is 'eroding' the concept that 'no man is above the law'

When discussing a leaked document that shows a lengthly laundry list of questions special counsel Robert Mueller wants to ask Donald Trump, CNN's Jake Tapper mused that if the president's legal team did the leaking themselves, it may be yet another sign that he believes he's above the law.

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WATCH: Ex-federal prosecutor tells Fox News' Shep Smith that Mueller's questions were leaked by Trump White House

Among more left-leaning news outlets, it's now all-but-universally believed that special counsel Robert Mueller's lengthy question wish list for his heretofore unscheduled meeting with Donald Trump was leaked to the New York Times by members of the president's own legal team. Right-wingers, however, appear to believe the leak was a politicized act undertaken by the special counsel — a concept promoted by the president himself on Twitter, who blasted the "disgraceful" leak earlier in the day.

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'The absence of thought': TMZ journalist slams Kanye West to his face for saying slavery was 'a choice'

Controversial musician Kayne West joined TMZ Newsroom to try and rehabilitate his image after his tweetstorm praising President Donald Trump.

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Trump appears to have robbed his doctor's office and violated New York medical law: MSNBC analyst

Donald Trump's personal physician, Harold Bornstein, made headlines in 2016 when he offered a tossed-off note declaring Trump would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency."

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Rosenstein reveals he is facing 'threats' both privately and publicly over the Mueller investigation

Conservative House members drafted a letter of impeachment against Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein.

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Sarah Sanders: White House 'raid' on Trump's former doctor is 'standard operating procedure'

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday insisted that President Donald Trump's former bodyguard was following "standard operating procedure" when he reportedly raided the office of the president's former doctor.

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A Texas restaurant manager asked a black couple to move tables so he could give it to a white customer

Successful motivational speaker, Johnny Wimbrey, was out having dinner with his wife when he experienced racial discrimination in Texas, according WFAA News.

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