Trump Asks Supreme Court to Stay Out of Jan. 6 Criminal Case
Former President Trump is urging the Supreme Court to reject the Justice Department’s request to promptly determine whether he can be indicted for trying to overturn the 2020 election.
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Special Counsel Wants Supreme Court to Decide If Trump Is Immune from Prosecution
Special counsel Jack Smith urged the Supreme Court on Monday to expedite a ruling on whether former President Trump can face prosecution for allegedly orchestrating efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, the Associated Press reports.
Head of FBI’s Miami Field Office Accused of Anti-Trump Bias
Before Jeffrey B. Veltri was promoted to special agent in charge of the FBI’s Miami Field Office earlier this year, top bureau officials ordered him to remove special media posts critical of former President Trump, a whistleblower told Congress, The Washington Times reports.
Trump Is Lying: He Has Not Been Indicted More than Al Capone
Former President Trump continues to falsely claim in speeches that he has been indicted more than than the notorious Chicago mob boss Al Capone.
Trump Boasts in Interview That His Presence on Jan. 6 ‘Would’ve Been Very Well Received’
Former President Trump said in a taped interview that he “would’ve been very well received” if he went to the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, but that the Secret Service prevented him from going.
Top House Republicans Ask DOJ to Investigate If Michael Cohen Committed Perjury
Two top House Republicans are urging the Justice Department to investigate whether Michael Cohen committed perjury when he testified before a congressional committee in 2019.
Trump Says He’d Use FBI, DOJ to Bring Down Political Rivals
Donald Trump admitted he would use the FBI and Justice Department to exact revenge on political rivals if he’s reelected.
Trump Plots Using Justice Department to Exact Revenge on Political Foes
Donald Trump is plotting to exact revenge on perceived enemies if he wins a second term, and he’d use the Justice Department to carry out politically ordered prosecutions, the former president has told advisers and friends.