The 448-page report detailing special counsel Robert Mueller’s two-year Trump-Russia investigation is public. Next up: Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s report into how that investigation started.
That report, anticipated to be released after Congress returns from August recess, will come amid an ongoing contentious debate between Republicans who think the government unfairly targeted President Trump and Democrats who believe Trump deserved to be investigated for his alleged ties to Russia.
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