Friday, Jan 23

Jack Smith testifies before Congress, stating substantial evidence for criminal charges against Trump, amidst partisan reactions and ongoing political tensions.

Thursday, Dec 18

Jack Smith testified before Congress, defending his investigations into Donald Trump, asserting there was "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" of wrongdoing.

Thursday, Dec 04

Jack Smith is subpoenaed for closed-door testimony by the House Judiciary Committee regarding his prosecutions of Donald Trump.

Wednesday, Aug 27

Jack Smith's lawyers criticize the basis of a watchdog probe as unfounded and politically motivated amid Trump's ongoing legal battles.

Tuesday, Aug 05

Federal investigation opened into Jack Smith following allegations of political impropriety by Trump and his allies.

Wednesday, Feb 26

Trump escalates his campaign against Jack Smith by suspending security clearances for the law firm Covington & Burling, amid claims of political targeting.

Wednesday, Jan 29

Trump's administration fires Justice Department lawyers involved in his prosecutions, coinciding with a review of Jan. 6 cases.

Wednesday, Jan 29

The Justice Department fired over a dozen employees involved in Trump prosecutions, signaling a move to enforce loyalty within the administration.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Trump's administration has fired several Justice Department lawyers who prosecuted him, indicating a significant shift in leadership and control.

Thursday, Jan 23

U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon blocks the DOJ from releasing a critical report on Trump's handling of classified documents to Congress, citing ongoing legal proceedings.