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Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman, the director of European Affairs on the National Security Council, is being deposed by House investigators Tuesday.

Vindman plans to tell three House committees that he raised concerns about President Trump and other officials pressuring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to launch two politically motivated investigations.

Robert Mueller is now investigating President Trump's finances as a part of the Russia probe. The announcement came a day after Trump told the New York Times that any review of his business transactions would be crossing a "red line," and that he plans to expose Mueller's "conflicts."

The Obama administration allegedly gave Iran a license to access the U.S. financial system after striking the nuclear deal, despite public officials' promises that this wouldn't happen, according to a new report by Senate Republicans. The plan never came to fruition, as two U.S. banks would not participate.

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced Thursday that the U.S. will spend $3.2 billion on developing antiviral pills to treat COVID-19. The program, titled The Antiviral Program for Pandemics, will enhance current clinical trials of several potential COVID-19 treatments, with the goal of gaining FDA approval for at least one in the next year. Funding will come from