Newly declassified Justice Department documents implicated left-wing donor George Soros in the FBI plot to spread Trump-Russia collusion allegations ahead of the 2016 election. Here’s what you need to know about the declassified Durham investigation documents:

The declassified revelations

DOJ documents expose Soros involvement in Trump-Russia allegations:

The publication strategy

Open Society Foundation planned media campaign:

The Durham investigation annex

Revelations from now-declassified special counsel report:

The declassification process

Senate Republican chairman made documents public:

The FISA court deception

Report details false statements to surveillance court:

The FBI’s investigative failures

Bureau failed to probe Clinton campaign intelligence:

Grassley’s transparency argument

Chairman emphasized public interest in disclosure:

The Obama administration intelligence

2016 memos described Democratic Party conversations:

The Clinton email investigation

January memo outlined Obama’s interference plans:

The Trump-Russia operation

March memo detailed plan to link Trump to Russia:

The “special services” reference

FBI analysts speculated about intelligence community involvement:

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