Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to federal criminal charges that he hoarded classified military secrets at Mar-a-Lago and hindered the government’s attempts to get them back. Trump faces 37 felony charges — and hundreds of his supporters gathered outside a federal courthouse in Miami for his arraignment. This is the first time in U.S. history that a former president has been charged by the government he once led — but it's not Trump's first indictment.
The former president appeared in court in Miami to face charges that he jeopardized military secrets after he left the White House. MIAMI – Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty Tuesday to federal criminal charges that he hoarded classified military secrets at his estate in Mar-a-Lago and …
City officials said they’re able to handle thousands of protestors. MIAMI — Hundreds of mostly Donald Trump backers gathered at the federal courthouse in Miami on Tuesday for his historic federal arraignment, leading chants and waving flags on behalf of the embattled former president. The crowd grew …
Authorities are bracing for potentially thousands of protesters. MIAMI — When Donald Trump steps into a Miami federal courtroom on Tuesday, he’ll be making history as the first former president to face criminal charges in a wide-reaching case centered on his handling of classified material. A …
The Georgia Election Interference Case Georgia state court Trump’s efforts to overturn his loss in the 2020 election were perhaps most aggressive in the state of Georgia. Multiple recounts confirmed that Joe Biden narrowly prevailed in the race for the state’s 16 electoral votes. But Trump and his …
SCENES FROM MIAMI — Former President DONALD TRUMP is set to be arraigned in Florida this afternoon over a host of federal felony charges relating to his possession of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago after he left the White House. Our colleagues Kyle Cheney, Josh Gerstein and Andrew Atterbury have …
With help from Eli Okun and Garrett Ross HAPPENING TODAY — “You’re up, Joe: Europe awaits Biden’s nod on next NATO chief,” by Lili Bayer: “NATO Secretary-General JENS STOLTENBERG will visit the White House on Tuesday, part of a trip that could determine whether he stays on at the helm of the Western …
