Donald Trump, the first current or former U.S. president ever charged with a crime, is expected to appear in court in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday.
Author: Carol D. Leonnig
Showdown before the raid: FBI agents and prosecutors argued over Trump
An exclusive look at behind-the-scenes deliberations as both sides wrestled with a national security case that has potentially far-reaching political consequences.
Trump loyalist Kash Patel questioned before Mar-a-Lago grand jury
National security prosecutors asked Kash Patel about his claims that Donald Trump declassified a large number of documents before leaving office in 2021.
Justice Dept. investigating Trump’s actions in Jan. 6 criminal probe
People familiar with the probe said investigators are examining the former president’s conversations with lawyers and advisers and have seized phone records of top aides.
Jan. 6 inquiry thrusts Secret Service back into center of controversy
Trump call Jan. 6 to ‘walk down to the Capitol’ prompted Secret Service scramble
Trump’s pressure on Secret Service before Jan. 6 indicates he had greater awareness of unpermitted march on Capitol than previously known
Case of duped Secret Service agents called an alarming agency breach
The elite protection force is downplaying the severity of the case to allies, saying the potential national security threat has been overblown by prosecutors and the media.
Police investigated ‘unlawful entry’ onto property of White House national security aide
A man was seen on the property owned by President Biden’s deputy national security adviser, Daleep Singh, about 1 p.m. on Feb. 26.
Capitol Police chief dropped request for armed National Guard to be on standby for Saturday’s rally after Pentagon discussions
A top Senate security official said the original request did not follow proper protocol. Chief J. Thomas Manger instead asked for troops who would be unarmed, other than batons, which was approved by the Department of Defense.