The 37-count indictment against former President Donald Trump was unsealed, and photos capture how classified documents were allegedly stored after his presidency was over and he left the White House. Take a look.
For the second time in two months, former President Donald Trump will be arraigned on criminal charges, this time in connection with his alleged mishandling of top secret documents after leaving office. Trump was previously arraigned in April after he was indicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records by Manhattan prosecutors and is awaiting a trial that is expected to begin next year.
Michael J. Fox is 62! The "Back to the Future" actor was showered with birthday wishes on Friday from friends and family, including his wife Tracy Pollan. "Happy birthday handsome!" Pollan wrote in the caption of an Instagram post that included a photo of her and Fox on a boat.Attendees at a Massachusetts high school's graduation ceremony this year may have thought they were seeing double -- or triple -- and they were right.
Donald Trump was hit with a sweeping 37-count indictment from the special counsel's office Thursday, alleging that he willfully retained documents containing the nation's most sensitive secrets, including nuclear programs, after he left office, showed some of them on at least two occasions and then tried to obstruct the investigation into their whereabouts.
Former President Donald Trump's lawsuit against his one-time lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen is set for trial in August 2024, according to an order Friday by a federal judge in Florida. Trump has accused Cohen of breaching his fiduciary duty and his lawsuit seeks at least a half-billion dollars in damages. Cohen has sought to dismiss the lawsuit, calling it vindictive, frivolous and scattershot.Tom Holland says he's never been this excited for his fans to see something he's done.
Former President Donald Trump said on an audio recording in 2021 that he had taken classified information with him to his Florida home after leaving the White House, ABC News has confirmed. Trump is heard on the audio recording saying, as described to ABC News, "As president I could have declassified, but now I can't." The recording, first reported Friday morning by CNN, was made as part of an interview Trump gave for a book and was obtained by the special counsel’s team.
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