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As of January 2026, Donald Trump has been the subject of four major criminal prosecutions that originated in 2023 — a New York state case that resulted in a 2024 conviction later discharged, and three...
No credible evidence in the reporting indicates that former special counsel Jack Smith personally "dumped" Trump files on the internet; public materials tied to Smith — including a closed-door deposit...
Donald Trump faces four major criminal prosecutions: a New York state hush‑money case in which he was charged with and later convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records (trial conclud...
A three-judge panel of the concluded that “has not ruled or conducted any other further proceedings on the pending motions,” found that the petitioners “have established in resolution of their motions...
There is no credible, sourced reporting in the provided documents that “took Trump money”; her 2022 financial-disclosure review shows no gifts and only a single reimbursement, and none of the cited re...
An array of state and federal appellate rulings, and a handful of trial-court dismissals later reviewed by higher courts, have erased or narrowed some legal threats to Donald Trump while leaving other...
Multiple official investigations examined whether Donald Trump disclosed—or mishandled—classified documents: a Department of Justice criminal probe led by Special Counsel Jack Smith that produced a se...
Recent reporting and filings show two separate threads now attached to “Mar-a-Lago”: corporate and political events hosted there, and ongoing litigation over release of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Vo...
No conviction of Donald J. Trump documented in the provided materials was overturned on appeal through the dates in those sources; several cases were dismissed without prejudice or are under appeal, a...
has been a party to multiple appeals and interlocutory fights in both the and matters, but the late-2024 and 2025 posture of those cases shifted dramatically after his return to : prosecutors lodged a...
The classified‑documents prosecution that Special Counsel Jack Smith brought against Donald Trump had been dismissed in 2024 by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, and the available reporting through J...
As of December 2025, post-conviction maneuvers and prosecutorial disruptions have substantially altered the status of Donald Trump’s criminal matters: his New York conviction for 34 counts of falsifyi...
As of December 2025, available reporting in the provided sources shows Donald J. Trump was convicted once — a May 30, 2024, Manhattan jury verdict finding him guilty on 34 counts of first‑degree falsi...
There is no evidence in the provided reporting that a court appointed an "administrator" or receiver to run because of a failure of compliance; what did occur in the litigation was a disputed and temp...
is a career American prosecutor who rose through federal ranks to head the and was appointed special counsel in November 2022 to into — one into and another concerning . His work produced indictments,...
The physical seizure of documents from Mar-a-Lago occurred during an FBI search in August 2022, when agents executed a warrant and removed thousands of pages and boxes of materials . What followed was...
The Supreme Court in Trump v. United States held that presidents enjoy a mix of absolute immunity for “core” constitutional powers and at least presumptive immunity for other “official” acts, while le...
As of January 2026, the landscape of criminal matters tied to Donald Trump is narrower than at its 2023–2024 peak: his New York conviction in the Stormy Daniels "hush-money" case exists on the record ...
Donald Trump’s time in office was marked by a concentrated set of controversies that repeatedly returned to three themes: , aggressive and often novel uses of executive power, and sustained efforts to...
Donald Trump has been the subject of multiple criminal indictments that originated in four separate jurisdictions: the Southern District of Florida (federal, classified documents), the U.S. District C...