Washington’s former President, Donald Trump is facing 37 federal counts for hoarding classified documents after leaving the White House. While his supporters argue that he is being unfairly targeted, they fail to acknowledge that Trump is the only former official who refused to return the classified documents upon request and attempted to hide additional records. …
Former Vice President Mike Pence acknowledged the gravity of the criminal allegations against his former boss, Donald Trump, who is currently his rival in the campaign. Speaking on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Pence stated that he “cannot defend what is alleged” in the federal indictment charging Trump with mishandling classified documents. Although Pence did not explicitly …
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has been indicted on seven federal criminal charges related to hundreds of classified government documents, which were found at his Florida home after he left the White House. Trump disclosed the indictment on his Truth Social social media site and has been called to appear in court on Tuesday. Trump’s …
Ten years ago, a group of journalists including documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras, blogger Glenn Greenwald, and a Guardian reporter, flew from New York to Hong Kong to meet an individual claiming to be a spy with a trove of secret documents. This individual turned out to be Edward Snowden, a contractor with the National Security …
A 37-count criminal indictment was revealed on Friday against former US President Donald Trump, accusing him of willfully retaining classified government records and conspiring to prevent their return to US officials. Among the many allegations, the indictment claims that Trump kept records containing national defense information at his Florida home after leaving the White House …