Tag: Justice Department

Prosecutors Ask Judge to Deny Trump’s Request to Freeze Election Case

The special counsel Jack Smith told the judge she should keep the trial’s start date in March and continue making decisions as the former president appeals one of her rulings.

Appeals Court Upholds Trump Gag Order in Election Case, but Narrows Terms

A three-judge panel largely left in place an order limiting what the former president can say about his upcoming federal trial but allowed him more leeway to criticize Jack Smith, the special counsel.

A Timeline of Hunter Biden’s Life and Legal Troubles

Mr. Biden, 53, has acknowledged a decades-long addiction to alcohol and crack cocaine. His foreign business dealings have led to questions about President Biden’s influence.

Prosecutors Intend to Show Long Pattern of Threats and Baseless Claims by Trump

In a court filing, federal prosecutors laid out plans to use the former president’s trial on charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election to show a yearslong history of using lies and intimidation.

Retired U.S. Diplomat Accused of Working as a Secret Agent for Cuba

Manuel Rocha, a former ambassador to Bolivia, secretly aided Cuba’s “clandestine intelligence-gathering mission,” U.S. authorities said.