The Latest Breaking News from Jack Smith

Cannon "screw up" may spark Smith appeal

Cannon faces a major test after secret meeting with special counsel's team

Salon · Feb 1, 2024

Trump’s biggest financial penalties may be about to hit

Already ordered to pay E Jean Carroll more than $83m, an imminent verdict could be even more costly

The Guardian - US · Feb 1, 2024

Judge Cannon's "oddly scheduled" meeting

"She offered no reason for allowing that amount of time to elapse,” Joyce Vance says of Cannon's delay

Salon · Jan 30, 2024

Supreme Court to review case impacting January 6th rioter convictions

The Supreme Court's review of a case involving January 6th rioters could impact the charges against Trump. Find out the arguments being made and the potent...

Top News · Jan 18, 2024

Experts rip "out of bounds" Trump filing

Trump's dubious argument is really aimed at getting Judge Aileen Cannon to hold up Mar-a-Lago case, experts say

Salon · Jan 17, 2024

Prosecutors are charging Trump using laws made to fight the KKK. Here’s why

After the civil war, Klansmen were prosecuted – and Confederate traitors forced from office – by the same laws Trump has now run afoul of

The Guardian - US · Jan 15, 2024

Trump's trials clash, ballot eligibility questioned, civil lawsuits pending

Discover the high-stakes legal battles awaiting Donald Trump, including criminal charges, pending trials, potential disqualification, and civil lawsuits. S...

Top News · Jan 15, 2024

Bomb threat against judge in Trump’s New York trial was ‘swatting’ incident, police say

Special counsel Jack Smith and another judge have also been victims of swatting as they oversee other cases against Trump

The Guardian - US · Jan 12, 2024

Haley mocks Trump’s presidential immunity defence as ‘ridiculous’

Former president appeared at a federal appeals court in election subversion case

The Independent UK · Jan 11, 2024

Here’s what lawyers said at hearing on Trump immunity claim

When one judge asked a Trump’s attorney if a president who ordered the assassination of a political rival could be charged, the attorney appeared to equivocate, saying the president would first have to have been impeached and convicted by the Senate in order to be prosecuted.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 10, 2024