Thursday, Jan 16

House Democrats urge AG Garland to drop charges against Trump’s co-defendants to facilitate the release of Smith's report on classified documents.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Jack Smith's final report reveals that Donald Trump could have faced conviction for efforts to overturn the 2020 election, but his 2024 win halted prosecution.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Special Counsel Jack Smith's report indicates enough evidence to convict Trump for his actions surrounding the 2020 election—barred only by his recent re-election as president.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Jack Smith concludes his investigation into Trump over the 2020 election, but several allies still face potential charges in state courts.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Jack Smith's report reveals sufficient evidence against Donald Trump for attempting to overturn the 2020 election but outlines challenges preventing prosecution.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Jack Smith's report suggests Donald Trump would have been convicted for election fraud if not for his re-election, stating deceit was the underlying motive.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes requests Jack Smith's findings to aid state prosecutions related to 2020 election subversion efforts by Trump allies.

Monday, Jan 13

A federal judge has paved the way for the release of Jack Smith's report on Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, amidst ongoing legal disputes and implications for co-defendants.

Sunday, Jan 12

Special Counsel Jack Smith resigns from the Justice Department amid ongoing debates about the public release of his Trump investigation report.

Saturday, Jan 11

Jack Smith resigns from the Justice Department after overseeing investigations into Donald Trump, with implications for upcoming legal proceedings and report releases.