Jack Smith Could Drop New Bombshells In Trump’s Federal Election Case This Week—Here's Why
New information could come to light this week about former President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election, as Special Counsel Jack Smith’s office is set to file a lengthy brief making its case for why Trump should be prosecuted, including using new evidence—and Trump’s lawyers are arguing the court shouldn’t allow it to be released.
The 45th president has just days to prevent the release of the special counsel’s 180-page case for conviction.
Jack Smith, it seems, is choosing the wrench. As his 2020 election-subversion case gets back on track after the Supreme Court ...
Special Counsel Jack Smith has filed superseding indictments against former President Donald Trump, despite a federal judge ...
The 45th president’s signature legal victory could be living on borrowed time as the 11th Circuit prepares to weigh in.
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Jack Smith allies slam Cannon’s 'lack of impartiality' while fighting to revive Mar-a-Lago docs caseThe number of active indictments against former President Donald Trump decreased from four to three when Judge Aileen Cannon, ...
Donald Trump further escalated his bid to discredit federal law enforcement by accusing agencies on Monday of mishandling the ...
Senate Democrats ripped the Supreme Court’s Trump immunity ruling, calling in witnesses, including a former Watergate prosecutor, to discuss the decision.
Donald Trump's lawyer is opposing special counsel Jack Smith's request to a federal judge in Washington, D.C. that they be ...
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