DOJ Trump Indictment

The former president is charged with 40 counts stemming from the FBI raid on his Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach, Fla. on August 8, 2022.

The defense claims to have new evidence, citing redacted NARA emails.

Kash Patel discusses recent developments in Trump’s indictment, misleading media headlines, and whether section 702 of FISA will be reauthorized.

Three expert witnesses could be called on to testify about data from President Trump’s phone usage post-2020 election, per a court filing.

Judge Chutkan had rejected Trump’s motion to dismiss on the grounds of presidential immunity.

Filings center on constitutional provisions surrounding double jeopardy, free speech, and due process, as well as purported evidence of selective prosecution.

The trial is set to begin in May, but Judge Cannon said she will rule on whether to postpone the proceedings until after the 2024 election.

The D.C. District Court will hear special counsel Jack Smith’s request to gag President Trump from certain types of comments about his election case.

President Trump has strong defenses but that doesn’t mean he will be treated fairly by the federal judge in Washington, legal experts say.

Former President Donald Trump indicted in Georgia - fourth indictment. Now potentially facing 700+ years in prison and death penalty. Are these charges solid? Could they hinder his return to office? Insights from Trump lawyer Jesse Binnall.

Former President Donald Trump was booked in Georgia on Thursday. His mug shot, and those of his co-defendants are now being posted online. And already, Trump’s mug shot is becoming a meme and Trump is using it to campaign.

Former President Donald Trump is set to surrender in Georgia this Thursday to face the next wave of charges. Under the conditions he’ll have to pay a $200,000 bond, and face some restrictions on his speech.

“There’s a very deliberate operation going on”

Trump indicted in Georgia; counters with upcoming press conference revealing unreleased election fraud report. Republicans reportedly support Trump amid charges. Liz Harrington, spokesperson for President Donald Trump, shares insights.

White House Principle Deputy Press Secretary Olivia Dalton told reporters the White House was holding back from commenting on former President Donald Trump’s latest indictment, his fourth, as it has with previous charges against him.

Former President Donald Trump declared that he fervently believes the 2020 election was stolen—a denial of the central allegation in his most recent federal indictment.