As former President Trump prepares to appear for his arraignment in federal court on Tuesday, law enforcement agencies are monitoring online threats and incendiary rhetoric surrounding potential protests.
Former President Donald Trump was indicted on seven charges connected to his alleged mishandling of classified documents at his Florida estate, making him the first former president to be charged with a federal crime.
The Justice Department recently informed former President Trump’s legal team that he is the target in a federal investigation into his handling of classified records.
Former Attorney General William Barr disputed former President Trump’s claims that the special counsel investigation into his handling of classified records was politically motivated.
Former President Donald Trump and his vice president, Mike Pence, will likely face different fates for their mishandling of classified documents.
By Allan Lengel The Justice Department probe into Hillary Clinton’s family foundation remained open until the final days of the Trump administration, the New York Times reports. It was only in the waning days that the case was officially closed. Adam Goldman of the Times, citing newly released documents and interviews with former DOJ officials,…
By Steve Neavling Former President Trump’s workers at Mar-a-Lago reportedly moved boxes of documents a day before FBI agents and a prosecutor came to the residence to retrieve classified records, raising suspicions of obstruction. Trump’s team knew law enforcement planned to come in June 2022 because the former president had received a subpoena, The Washington Post reports. …
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.
