
The section of the DOJ that is investigating Trump's theft of classified documents handles national security issues, espionage, and sabotage.
The section of the DOJ that is investigating Trump's theft of classified documents handles national security issues, espionage, and sabotage.
Trump's criminal defense lawyers are talking to the DOJ and setting up an executive privilege confrontation that the Justice Department is ready for.
The DOJ is reportedly getting closer to Trump, as numerous cabinet officials are cooperating with the criminal probe into 1/6.
The Department of Justice has seized the phone records of Trump's top White House aides as they have been investigating Trump's 1/6 actions since at least April.
Marc Short who was Mike Pence's Chief of Staff has testified before the DOJ criminal grand jury investigating the 1/6 attack.
1/6 Committee Chair Bennie Thompson (D-MS) told reporters that the committee has begun to turn over its records to the DOJ on the fake electors.
The DOJ has responded to Steve Bannon's sudden desire to testify by telling him that he is still being prosecuted.
Former Trump White House attorney Eric Herschmann to Jeff Clark: "You just admitted your first step you would take as AG would be committing a felony. You're clearly the right candidate for this job."
The number of Americans who think that Trump should be charged with 1/6 related crimes has grown to 58%.
1/6 Committee member Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) warned that the DOJ's refusal to prosecute Mark Meadows could impede the committee.
The thousands of texts obtained by CNN from the 1/6 attack period are leading to calls for Trump and his staff to be investigated for sedition.
Attorney General Merrick Garland said that the DOJ is not avoiding 1/6 cases with political implications, but is building the cases outward.
1/6 Committee member Rep. Adam Schiff said that Garland and the DOJ should investigate Trump.
Judiciary Committee Chair Rep. Jerry Nadler is calling on the DOJ to review the Kyle Rittenhouse shootings for potential federal charges.
Given that other former officials inside and outside Trump's DOJ are fighting subpoenas, why is one of the most exposed individuals readily complying with the subpoena?
Far from being a pariah, the company is now enjoying the most prominent role in coordinating Trump-associated far-right events.
The Justice Department signaled that it won't defend Republican Representative Mo Brooks and their reasoning suggests they might not defend Trump either for their alleged part in the January 6th domestic terrorist attack on the U.S. Capitol.
There are many people in Donald Trump‘s orbit that are now facing legal trouble. The CFO of the Trump Organization, Allen Weisselberg, was recently arrested. And Rudy Giuliani, the former president’s friend and sometimes lawyer has his New York City apartment searched.
Donald Trump is now out of the White House. That means that he is no longer protected from lawsuits and potential criminal charges. One of those lawsuits was a defamation suit filed by E. Jean Carroll.
When a mob of Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol on January 6th, the rioters came from all over. A number of them, however, came together. They were from organized groups like the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers.