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Attorney General Merrick Garland has called Donald Trump’s bluff, indicating Thursday that the Department of Justice has filed a motion in a Florida federal court to unseal a search warrant it had obtained related to an ongoing investigation into top-secret documents believed to be in the former president’s possession.
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Maybe six to eight people knew of the existence of a safe containing sensitive documents at Mar-a-Lago, according to former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin claimed in a tweet on Tuesday that the Department of Justice had “labeled parents in Loudoun County as terrorists.” Which isn’t true: what Youngkin was referring to was a letter from the National School Boards Association.
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Donald Trump, who rarely backs down from a fight, is backing down from a fight with New York Attorney General Letitia James.
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Few would want to admit it, but the wartime rhetoric on right-wing TV and on online forums in the wake of the FBI search of former president Donald Trump’s Florida golf club has to make you think something more violent than Jan. 6 could be brewing.
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Donald Trump rose to political power in 2016 because the FBI decided, 11 days before the election, to reopen an investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server. The same FBI is Public Enemy No. 1 to the “lock her up” crowd today.
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The FBI executed a search warrant at the Florida golf club owned by former president Donald Trump on Monday, apparently in connection with an ongoing probe of the potential mishandling of classified documents.
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Donald Trump wanted a Putin-style military parade in 2018, you may remember. You’re not surprised to hear today that he didn’t want wounded vets in it, thinking it would look bad on him.
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You almost couldn’t tell whether Donald Trump’s New Jersey golf course was hosting a supposedly big-time pro golf tournament or a weekday golf best-ball fundraiser for the Bedminster YMCA.
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Former president Donald Trump is getting millions from the Saudis to host a golf tournament 50 miles from the site of the 9/11 terrorist attacks financed by the Saudi government.
