In stark contrast to their condemnation of then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in 2016, right-wing media have been ...
Donald Trump’s political operation spent over $44 million on lawyers and law firms that have represented witnesses and ...
Because James’s investigation was a civil inquiry, she did not bring criminal charges against Trump, but she referred potential criminal concerns to federal prosecutors in Manhattan and the IRS.
HOLT: But he’s — he’s given sworn testimony that there’s an ongoing investigation into the Trump campaign and possible collusion with the Russian government. You were the centerpiece of ...
Former President Donald J. Trump’s handling of sensitive government documents when he left office is at the center of a criminal investigation by the Justice Department. Molly Michael ...
There is no ongoing criminal investigation of President Trump or his campaign. I realize that may not be what you expect to hear, if you’re only casually consuming the news. But it’s what FBI ...
A New York judge has continued arguments over whether an October trial to determine if former President Donald Trump ...
Nora Dannehy, a former federal prosecutor who helped lead the Department of Justice investigation into the origins of the ...
Mr. Trump’s ... ongoing investigation into the situation, but declined to comment further. Ben Protess is an investigative reporter covering the federal government, law enforcement and various ...
Trump faces possible legal difficulties as the PAC is investigated regarding election donations. Here’s the ... on the ongoing inquiries and their potential implications. On MSNBC, Weissmann outlined ...
Chris Christie on Sunday rebuked the notion that Hunter Biden’s ongoing criminal investigation was similar to former President Donald Trump’s various indictments when it comes to the 2024 ...
A former top federal prosecutor who helped investigate the origins of the Trump-Russia probe says she left the team because of her concerns with then-U.S. Attorney General William Barr’s ...
