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The New York Times uncovered new details in President Trump’s 2-year campaign of pressure and intimidation against the investigations encircling him. His efforts have exposed him to accusations of obstruction of justice as Robert Mueller finishes his work. nyti.ms/2DXSQqd
This examination by @MarkMazzettiNYT, @maggieNYT, @npfandos and @nytmike reveals the extent of an even more sustained, more secretive assault by President Trump on the machinery of federal law enforcement unlike any before seen in American history. nyti.ms/2DXSQqd
Interviews with dozens of current and former U.S. government officials and others close to President Trump, as well as a review of confidential White House documents, reveal numerous unreported episodes in a 2-year drama. nyti.ms/2DXSQqd 
The White House and the Department of Justice declined to comment for this article. Matthew Whitaker referred inquiries to the Justice Department. nyti.ms/2DXSQqd
Our reporting details how President Trump has attacked the law enforcement apparatus of his own government like no other president in history, and how he has turned the effort into an obsession. nyti.ms/2DXSQqd
President Trump has publicly attacked the federal inquiries into contacts between his campaign and Russia more than 1,100 times, according to our analysis of nearly every public statement or tweet that he has made while in office nyti.ms/2DU3Tkb
Here are some takeaways from our report about pressure inside the Trump administration to protect the president from those inquiries nyti.ms/2E19WDk
