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Donald J. Trump facing multiple criminal indictments and convictions, including a guilty verdict in a New York state case
Donald Trump has faced multiple indictments across state and federal jurisdictions, collectively accounting for dozens of criminal counts tied to four main matters: classified documents, efforts to ov...
There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that Donald Trump is being arrested tonight; mainstream outlets describe him as active in office and conducting briefings on January 13, 2026, wh...
Donald Trump has faced multiple criminal convictions and indictments, and many people in his orbit — some of whom have been nominated to Cabinet or senior roles — have been charged, convicted, or pard...
A judicial reversal of Donald Trump’s New York felony convictions would erase the legal judgment that once branded him a convicted felon, but it would not automatically change the basic constitutional...
Donald Trump faces a complex patchwork of criminal cases: a confirmed New York conviction and sentence on state business-records charges, multiple federal indictments that were at various times prosec...
If convicted on the federal classified‑documents counts, the statutory maximum for most willful‑retention/Espionage Act counts is 10 years per count, while the highest sentence in the election‑obstruc...
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...