White House as crime scene: Mueller closes in on Trump

headlines White House as crime scene / How Robert Mueller is closing in on Trump There is a grand jury in Washington DC. The special counsel's team is full of experts in financial crime. On Russia, the president can feel the net closing 'Nissan, you made us mad' / UAW promises to fight on after Mississippi defeat Cybercrime / WannaCry 'hero' to plead not guilty to accusation he wrote banking malware US-Mexico / Border deaths up 17% this year, UN figures show 'Here there is a chance' / Venezuela crisis triggers exodus to Colombia Martin Shkreli / 'Pharma bro' found guilty of fraud spotlight Issa Rae / So much of the media presents blackness as fierce and flawless. I'm not The creator of Insecure talks the dating 'totem pole', film's obsession with slavery and the gender-race pay gap as season two begins Tracking Trump / Goodbye to the Mooch as leaked transcripts wreak havoc Neil Gaiman / 'There's no point wearing a cowboy costume if it's just you' Sunbathing in Siberia / Vladimir Putin's summer holiday – in pictures 'I never thought I'd see it again' / The Irish beach that came back Kasey Edwards / I love being married, but am I the exception? opinion Will Martin Shkreli's fraud conviction wipe the smirk off his face? Arwa Mahdawi Does anyone in this White House use their brain? Jessica Valenti This anti-abortion hijacking of Black Lives Matter is cynical and offensive Elizabeth Nelson Advertisement sports The war on weed / The NFL's troubled history with marijuana US PGA / Jordan Spieth must get past Rory McIlroy to make history NFL / Tom Brady: my concussion history isn't anybody's business Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396