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Sources: Lawyers who investigated Trump fired

Several lawyers who were involved in criminal investigations against Donald Trump have been fired from the Justice Department, according to sources of several American media outlets. .
Sources: Lawyers who investigated Trump fired

Investigator: Trump would have been convicted if he hadn't won

Donald Trump would have been convicted in court for his attempts to cling to presidential power – if he hadn't been re-elected. This is the assessment of special prosecutor Jack Smith, whose conclusions come to light today despite the investigation having had to be concluded.
Investigator: Trump would have been convicted if he hadn't won

The Man Who Investigated Trump Resigns

The special prosecutor Jack Smith, who led two criminal investigations against the incoming president Donald Trump, has left his position at the US Department of Justice. .
The Man Who Investigated Trump Resigns

Parts of the investigation into Trump are planned to be released

Parts of the special prosecutor Jack Smith's investigation into Donald Trump will be made public, announces the US Department of Justice. .
Parts of the investigation into Trump are planned to be released

Judge Stops Publication of Trump Investigation

A federal judge temporarily stops the publication of the investigation conducted by prosecutor Jack Smith on the future President of the USA, Donald Trump. .
Judge Stops Publication of Trump Investigation

Donald Trump's Victory Confirmed

Four years ago, the ceremony was interrupted by furious Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol. Now, this year's counting of the presidential election's electoral votes has been held – without violence.
Donald Trump's Victory Confirmed

Charges against Trump dropped

Both federal charges against incoming President Donald Trump will be dropped, according to the special prosecutor handling the cases. This concerns both criminal charges related to the storming of the Capitol in 2021 and the charge of handling classified documents.
Charges against Trump dropped

The Prosecutor in the Trump Cases Pauses the Work

Jack Smith, the special prosecutor who has prosecuted Donald Trump, is "pausing" his work to evaluate how or if he can continue with his work. .
The Prosecutor in the Trump Cases Pauses the Work

Trump's Promises: What He Will Do on Day One

Mass deportations, pardons for the congressional storming and peace in Ukraine. Donald Trump has a long list of things he has promised to tackle as president – many of them already on day one in the White House.
Trump's Promises: What He Will Do on Day One

The Charges Against Trump – What Happens Now

Never before in the USA's history has a suspect been elected president and never before has a former president been charged with a crime – until last year. What happens to the charges against Trump now that he has won the presidential election again?.
The Charges Against Trump – What Happens Now

Charges against Trump may be dropped

The special prosecutor Jack Smith is holding talks with the US Department of Justice to evaluate how he can conclude his prosecutions against Donald Trump, according to sources close to several media outlets. The decision to conclude the prosecutions is based on the Department of Justice's policy that a sitting president cannot be prosecuted for crimes committed during their term of office, according to sources close to ABC News.
Charges against Trump may be dropped

Trump wants to fire prosecutor – criticized by Harris

The Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said in an interview that he would dismiss the federal special prosecutor Jack Smith "in two seconds", if he wins the election. Smith is leading the prosecution, which among other things concerns the storming of Congress on January 6, 2021.
Trump wants to fire prosecutor – criticized by Harris

Evidence Against Donald Trump Made Public

Evidence from an amended indictment against former President Donald Trump, regarding his actions in connection with the storming of the Capitol 2021, has been made public. .
Evidence Against Donald Trump Made Public

Prosecutor: Trump used criminal methods

Donald Trump "used criminal methods" to retain the presidency after losing the 2020 election. Therefore, he would not enjoy immunity according to the prosecutors.
Prosecutor: Trump used criminal methods

The Charges Against Trump Have Been Refined

The special prosecutor Jack Smith has adjusted the indictment against the USA's former president Donald Trump for attempting to have the result of the presidential election in 2020 declared invalid. .
The Charges Against Trump Have Been Refined

Judge Dismisses Charges Against Trump

A judge in Florida dismisses a charge against former President Donald Trump regarding how he handled classified documents. The reason is that the way special prosecutor Jack Smith was appointed was incorrect – something that according to Smith will now be appealed.
Judge Dismisses Charges Against Trump

The President has immunity – but not always

The USA's former presidents enjoy prosecution immunity for official actions. The Supreme Court rules.
The President has immunity – but not always

Supreme Court Stormers Get Right in Supreme Court

Prosecutors exceeded their authority when they brought January 6 rioters to court for obstructing the certification of the 2020 presidential election, the US Supreme Court believes. The decision may result in dozens of verdicts being overturned.
Supreme Court Stormers Get Right in Supreme Court
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