‘Making his way down a to-do list’: Nicolle reacts to Trump’s DOJ’s effort to charge John Bolton

Michael Feinberg, Former Assistant Special Agent in Charge at the FBI and Michael Schmidt, New York Times Investigative ...

Hamas and Israel test the limits of trust as ceasefire goes into effect in Gaza

A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas is now in effect in Gaza after the two sides agreed to the first phase of a ...

Rep. Himes reacts to James indictment: 'Performative noise' by Trump

Rep. Jim Himes (D-CT), ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, joins Katy Tur to share his reaction to New York Attorney General Letitia James being indicted after President Trump publicly ...

NYC Comptroller Brad Lander slams James indictment: 'Straightforward political retribution'

Federal prosecutors have indicted New York Attorney General Letitia James on two felony charges, just weeks after the Department of Justice indicted former FBI Director James Comey. James slammed the ...

DOJ seeking criminal charges against Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton

Federal prosecutors could charge Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton as early as next week.Oct. 10, 2025 ...

Criminal charges against Bolton expected as early as next week

The acting U.S. Attorney in Maryland is moving forward quickly to seek criminal charges against President Donald Trump’s ...

Trump’s scandalous directive to AG Pam Bondi reached the public by accident

That online message in which the president told his attorney general to prosecute his political enemies? It was apparently supposed to be a direct message.
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Trump crossed another name off his enemies list. But his targets aren’t going quietly.

It’s been 20 days since Trump publicly called for his political enemies to be indicted and, so far, he’s gotten his way in two of the three cases.