Special Counsel Jack Smith submitted a new filing against Donald Trump on Wednesday as part of his allegedly fraudulent activity in the 2020 election. The case against Trump - who resided in ...

Former U.S. assistant attorney Glenn Kirschner said Trump's Tuesday filing made Judge Tanya Chutkan's job "much easier." ...

Special Counsel Jack Smith unveiled stunning new evidence in ... what conduct by Trump is protected and which if any conduct can be adjudicated under a new superseding indictment.

An attorney for the former president argues is challenging special counsel Jack Smith's authority in the election subversion case.

On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan unsealed a new filing in special counsel Jack Smith’s election interference case against Donald Trump, the case that includes allegations about Jan. 6.

One gruesome detail in Jack Smith ... abuses.” Smith is hoping that this case against the former president—arguably the most damning of the criminal charges against him—can withstand ...

“Sure he can,” my supervisor responded. “He’s the judge.” My experience is a tiny-potatoes version of what the U.S. Supreme ...

Jack Smith has failed in his quest to try Donald Trump before the 2024 election. So instead, the special counsel has bent ordinary procedure to get in one last shot, just weeks before voters go to ...

Matt Smith sports a punk rock look as he wears a mohawk in set photos and videos for the thriller Caught Stealing, which also ...

Jack Smith included ... electoral abuses.” Smith is hoping that this case against the former president—arguably the most damning of the criminal charges against him—can withstand the Supreme ...

On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan unsealed a key filing from special counsel Jack ... election. Smith's filing makes the case for why the government thinks Trump can still face ...

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s damning report detailing former ... federal criminal case against Trump’s post-election efforts can move forward—and while it’s unclear how much will be ...