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The House Jan. 6 committee presented a multi-part body of evidence it said linked Donald Trump to a coordinated effort to overturn the 2020 election—ranging from repeated public falsehoods and pressur...
Multiple reporting outlets and watchdogs have documented that several Trump administration appointees and hires have either direct connections to extremist individuals or movements, or have promoted i...
grounded his decision to drop the RICO indictment in a cluster of legal determinations: he concluded key “overt acts” in the indictment were insufficient to sustain a RICO theory, many alleged wrongfu...
Project 2025 is a sprawling, 900+ page policy blueprint and presidential transition playbook produced and promoted by The Heritage Foundation that lays out conservative legal, administrative and perso...
Congressional inquiries and Justice Department probes into President Trump’s conduct from 2016–2021 produced a mix of public reports, referrals, delayed or constrained criminal outcomes, and downstrea...
Three high‑profile prosecutorial efforts involving Donald Trump — federal election‑obstruction and classified‑documents cases brought by Special Counsel Jack Smith, and the Fulton County, Georgia, ele...
The 2019 federal indictment referenced by the user is not explicitly identified in the available search results; reporting in these sources centers mainly on the 2023–2025 indictments related to the p...
Donald J. Trump’s most notable pardons span two presidencies and include high-profile political allies, figures tied to attempts to overturn the 2020 election, celebrity and media personalities, and w...
Donald Trump’s most controversial pardons centered on three clusters: high-profile law-enforcement and political allies (Joe Arpaio and similar figures), wealthy businessmen and donors (including tax-...