Ex-Trump Lawyer: Former President ‘Will Go to Jail’ over Classified Documents Case
A former Trump administration lawyer said he believes Donald Trump “will go to jail” as a result of the investigation into his mishandling of classified documents.
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McCabe Blasts John Durham’s Trump-Russia Probe As ‘Political Errand’
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe slammed special counsel John H. Durham’s investigation into Donald Trump’s connections with Russia, claiming it was “illegitimate” and “a political errand.”
Justice Department Tries to Stop Trump’s Deposition in lawsuits by Srzok, Page
The Justice Department is trying to prevent Donald Trump from being deposed this month in lawsuits filed by two former FBI officials who allege they were unfairly targeted because they investigated the former president’s ties to Russia.
Special Counsel Investigating How Trump Organization Handled Surveillance Footage
The special counsel team investigating former President Trump’s handling of classified documents is investigating the handling of surveillance footage from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort.
Barr Warns Trump Should Be Most Worried about Classified Documents Case
Former Attorney General Bill Barr, who served under the Trump administration, said the former president should be most worried about the investigation into his handling of classified documents.
Secret Service Officials to Testify Before Grand Jury Today in Trump’s Classified Documents Case
Multiple current and former Secret Service officials plan to testify before a grand jury in Washington D.C. today in the case of former President Trump’s handling of classified documents.
5 Republican Lawmakers Push Bill to Stop Construction of FBI Headquarters
A handful of Republicans are threatening to torpedo the long-delayed plan to build a new FBI headquarters outside of Washington D.C.
Trump Tells Republicans to ‘Defund’ FBI, DOJ After Historic Arraignment
Former President Trump called on Republican lawmakers Wednesday to “defund” the FBI and Justice Department after he was arraigned on 34 counts of falsifying business records.