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U.S. House judiciary panel told to expect Mueller report at 5 p.m. ET, according to media reports 
UPDATE: U.S. Special Counsel Mueller has sent Russia investigation report to Attorney General Barr - Justice Dept. spokeswoman
MORE: Attorney General Barr says he will be consulting deputy AG, Mueller to determine what information from the report can be released to Congress
MORE: Barr offers no details on Russia probe findings but says he may be able to provide information to Congress on the report's findings as soon as this weekend
MORE: Barr says he did not find any proposed actions by Mueller that were inappropriate or unwarranted reut.rs/2JxgNuw
MORE: Top Democrat on Senate Intelligence Committee Mark Warner says Mueller report must be given to Congress immediately, adds that Barr should 'swiftly' prepare a declassified version of the report for the public reut.rs/2JxgNuw
MORE: White House says it has not received or been briefed on the Special Counsel's report reut.rs/2JxgNuw
MORE: U.S. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Nadler says public interest demands nothing less than the release of the full Mueller report reut.rs/2JxgNuw
MORE: Top Republican on House Judiciary Committee Collins says Mueller report should be released to his committee and the public 'without delay' reut.rs/2JxgNuw
MORE: House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Schumer say Barr must not give the White House a sneak preview of the Mueller report and that it must not interfere in what parts of it are made public reut.rs/2JxgNuw
See Attorney General Barr's letter to lawmakers stating that he has received Mueller's Russia probe report: reut.rs/2JyLRKk
BREAKING: Mueller is not recommending any further indictments in Russia probe - Senior Justice Department official reut.rs/2JyLRKk
MORE: Justice Department official says the 'goal' is to make a summary of the Mueller report's findings public as quickly as possible reut.rs/2JI2hAe See a timeline of the major events in the probe: reut.rs/2Fu4QBA
