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.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Judge Aileen Cannon has prohibited the DOJ from sharing Jack Smith's report on Trump's classified documents case with Congress members, citing ongoing legal proceedings.

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.