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Investigations into election interference and racketeering charges related to the 2020 election
Yes — Donald Trump was formally arrested when he surrendered to Fulton County authorities on August 24, 2023, was booked and had a police mug shot taken before being released on bond; that surrender w...
Donald J. Trump has been impeached twice by the House—first in 2019 on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress and again in 2021 for incitement of insurrection—and in both instances the ...
The district court was sent back to sort which parts of ’s survived ’s , but public reporting shows Smith narrowed the indictment to strip references to interactions and emphasized private‑actor condu...
’s publicly released final report asserted that the admissible evidence in his dismissed federal cases against was sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction at trial, but that because policy prohi...
approached claims of widespread through a mix of targeted criminal probes, civil records demands, internal oversight inquiries and public statements that repeatedly found no evidence sufficient to alt...
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...
The prosecution accused and 18 co‑defendants of running a criminal "enterprise" to overturn the in Georgia, charging an overarching violation of the state RICO statute plus dozens of related counts su...
Three criminal prosecutions of Donald J. Trump were identified by multiple trackers as still “active” after his 2024 conviction in New York: a federal classified‑documents case in Florida, a federal J...
The publicly released Volume One of ’s final report addresses the , but the portion of his work that examined the classified‑documents matter — commonly described as Volume Two — remains under seal; c...
The reporting provided for this review does not document the use of forged legal filings as a tactic in the documents matter; instead the record centers on subpoenas, a , an search, and a alleging mis...
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...
’s indictment, as described in his public report and testimony, rested chiefly on a conspiracy count under 18 U.S.C. § 371 and on charges that obstructed and attempted to obstruct the ’s official proc...