The U.S. Supreme Court will need to further explore the issue of presidential immunity, former special counsel Jack Smith said in his newly released report.
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) wants to quickly release a report detailing special counsel Jack Smith’s investigation into President-elect Donald Trump. DOJ officials in
A federal appeals court Thursday evening rejected Trump’s effort to block Jack Smith’s final report from being released. On Tuesday Judge Aileen Cannon temporarily blocked
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland is fighting to release Jack Smith’s final report after Judge Cannon issued a temporary injunction preventing its public release. On
A federal appeals court has granted special counsel Jack Smith’s request to pause his appeal in one of the cases involving President-elect Donald Trump. The
Justice Department Special Counsel Jack Smith is expected to resign before President-elect Trump is inaugurated in January, the New York Times reported, citing sources familiar
House Republicans on Friday demanded in a letter that special counsel Jack Smith preserve his records in relation to his prosecutions of President-elect Donald Trump.
Special counsel Jack Smith urged a federal judge on Thursday to reject the latest effort by former President Donald Trump to have his Jan. 6
District of Columbia Judge Tanya Chutkan released a redacted version of the appendix to special counsel Jack Smith’s immunity motion on Oct. 18, offering more
Special Counsel Jack Smith has changed his approach in his efforts to expedite hearings in his Washington, D.C., case against former President Donald Trump. Smith
Last Thursday, February 1st, a Democrat operative and ex-president of the Atlantic City council got arrested on charges of allegedly orchestrating a mail-in ballot fraud
Judge Aileen Cannon has ruled for the public disclosure of the FBI’s interview with Walt Nauta, who served as a valet driver for former President
Newly unsealed court documents reveal that Facebook secretly obtained confidential data from competitors, including Snapchat. According to internal emails, Facebook executives created a tool called
Actor William Shatner, known for his role in Star Trek, seized the opportunity of Monday’s total solar eclipse to advocate for climate change action. He