The FBI is not investigating the murder of DNC staffer Seth Rich, which conflicts with a Fox News report that an agency probe of his laptop revealed he was in contact with WikiLeaks. Read more
WASHINGTON – It has been eight months since a Democratic National Committee staffer was murdered near his home in Washington D.C. Police still do not know who killed Seth Rich last July. Now, his family is asking for the public’s help raising money so they can continue their own investigation. Read more
WASHINGTON – A Republican lobbyist says he has new evidence that links the murder of a Democratic National Committee staffer to Russian operatives. Read more
Geneva – Mining giant Glencore said Monday it had struck a deal worth nearly $1 billion to purchase shares of two mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo from a controversial Israeli magnate. Read more
Six months after a Democratic National Committee staffer was gunned down on a Washington, D.C., street, suspicion that he may have been the source who passed incriminating DNC emails on to WikiLeaks persists despite his own parents’ strong doubts. Read more
Unsubstantiated allegations developed at the request of Democratic Party researchers that Donald Trump was compromised and in league with the Russians were presented to both President Obama and President-elect Trump in intelligence briefings last week. Read more
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange denied Thursday that hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman John Podesta were stolen and passed to his organization by Russian state actors. Read more
A leading Democratic donor issued a stinging condemnation of Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison, warning that if the controversial far-left candidate became chairman of the Democratic National Committee, relations with the Jewish community would be seriously damaged. Read more
The Department of Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence confirmed today what cybersecurity companies have asserted since emails from Democratic National Committee employees leaked online over the summer — state-sponsored Russian hackers are responsible for the breach. Read more
Wikileaks is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to a conviction in the death of a Democratic National Committee staffer, reigniting rumors he fed the organization thousands of party emails. Read more
