Below are featured stories Ramsey has reported on during his time at Newsweek. A complete list of Ramsey's stories can be found here.

OBAMA, NOT TRUMP, ACTUALLY MADE STAFF TAKE LIE DETECTOR TESTS TO STOP LEAKS

Conducting lie detector tests on administration staff is not an uncommon practice. The same tactic used to subdue leaks to the media has been executed and considered by previous presidents.

DONALD TRUMP WANTS JEFF SESSIONS TO INVESTIGATE WHO WROTE THE NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED

Trump told reporters he wanted Attorney General Jeff Sessions to investigate the identity of the senior administration official behind the anonymous New York Times op-ed essay published as he considered legal action against the paper. 

SARAH HUCKABEE SANDERS TOLD PEOPLE TO CALL THE 'FAILING' NEW YORK TIMES, BUT PEOPLE PHONES TO THANK PAPER INSTEAD

The paper has reportedly received a number of calls in support of the paper’s decision to publish the anonymous op-ed, written by someone who is said to be part of the “quiet resistance” within the Trump administration.

CORY BOOKER'S 'CONFIDENTIAL' BRETT KAVANAUGH FILES WEREN'T ACTUALLY CONFIDENTIAL

The documents were already cleared to be released to the public, according to what a GOP Senate Judiciary Committee spokesman told Newsweek. 

NEW TED CRUZ VIDEO FALSELY CLAIMS BETO O'ROURKE SUPPORTS FLAG BURNING

The video used 43 of 143 words from an audience member’s question, and only 24 of 615 words from O’Rourke’s answer.

Why Donald Trump Is the Key to Paul Manafort's Defense

In this special report featured in September's Newsweek Magazine, prominent attorneys say the traditional rule book for choosing jurors goes out the window for the Manafort trial.

REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS CONTINUED ATTACK ADS IN ARIZONA AMID JOHN MCCAIN MEMORIAL SERVICE

Political groups from both sides of the aisle took swipes at one another’s candidates, despite the candidates themselves enacting a momentary ceasefire in their highly-contested races to honor the Arizona political maverick who died last weekend.

TRUMP NIXES PAY INCREASE FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, SAYS THERE'S NOT ENOUGH MONEY AFTER GIVING HUGE TAX CUTS TO THE RICH

Democratic opponents swiftly cried foul, alleging hypocrisy for eliminating the pay increases that would cost a fraction of the expense of the president’s new tax plan.

​ELECTION HACKING: SECURITY UPGRADES ARE TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE FOR 2018 MIDTERMS, AND RACE IS ALREADY ON FOR 2020, EXPERTS SAY

"If Russia or other countries are planning to disrupt the 2018 election, they’re probably already in our computer systems just waiting for the order to pull the trigger,” a computer science professor told Newsweek.

WHY A GROUP OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA ACTIVISTS WANT SPIKE LEE TO DONATE $200,000 FROM HIS NEW MOVIE

"For us, it’s not just about the money. It’s about the exchange of ideas and the exchange of the impact of this narrative."

IS MICHAEL COHEN A CREDIBLE WITNESS? FORMER PROSECUTORS SAY HIS RECORDINGS AND DOCUMENTS HELP

The Manafort trial raises questions regarding whether the president’s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen would be a credible witness if a situation arose that pitted the president against Cohen. 

​CAN MUELLER INDICT THE TRUMP ORGANIZATION? FORMER PROSECUTORS SAY IT COULD BE COMING

​Former federal prosecutors tell Newsweek while it’s plausible the Trump Organization or campaign could be indicted based on its involvement in Cohen’s crimes, it’s unlikely the president himself would be.

FORMER TRUMP ‘FIXER’ MICHAEL COHEN PLEADS GUILTY TO VARIOUS CHARGES

There has been much speculation that Cohen will cooperate with prosecutors and provide information on President Donald Trump.

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​WHAT IS A PARTIAL VERDICT? PAUL MANAFORT JURY CAN’T AGREE ON ALL CHARGES AGAINST EX-TRUMP CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN

The jury asked the judge earlier that day what it meant if they "cannot come to consensus on a single count, what does that mean for the final verdict?" 

​WILL PAUL MANAFORT GO TO PRISON? AFTER GUILTY VERDICT, HERE'S HOW MUCH PRISON TIME TRUMP'S FORMER CAMPAIGN CHIEF COULD GET

Manafort faced 18 charges centered on bank and tax fraud. The jury convicted him on five counts of tax fraud, two counts of bank fraud and one count of hiding foreign bank accounts.

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