Investigations into Donald Trump
Vox’s coverage of the many ongoing investigations into former President Donald Trump.


Donald Trump has been found liable for fraud in New York.


Enrique Tarrio, former leader of the Proud Boys, is the latest key player in the January 6 insurrection to be sentenced.


The mugshots and the charges they face, briefly explained.


New York’s attorney general wants a speedy ruling in the case over Trump’s business dealings.


The first big hearing in the case over Trump’s interference in the Georgia 2020 election could shape how the trial will unfold.


Trump isn’t Hitler. But when it comes to the courts, he’s successfully borrowing the Nazi’s playbook.


Everything you need to know about Trump’s arrest, mugshot, and coming arraignment.


Fani Willis wants a trial in six months. That could be an ambitious timeline.


The Trump cases help us understand how America’s democracy can be both strong and weak at the same time.


What Trump, Giuliani, Meadows, Powell, and others were actually charged with.


The federal judiciary is a cesspool of partisanship, and now it’s being asked to oversee some of the most politically fraught criminal trials in American history.


The former president was charged with 13 counts in Georgia.


It’s the fourth time that Trump has been indicted.


We asked three legal experts what they think. There are some glaring holes.


The strange, tangled backstory to DOJ’s latest Trump indictment.


Trump’s January 6 arraignment is his biggest court date yet.


Trump’s lawyers plan to argue he had a First Amendment right to subvert the 2020 election. He didn’t.


Your biggest questions about the federal criminal charges against Trump in the January 6 case, answered.


The indictment may or may not lead to a conviction. But the facts it lays out show that Trump is utterly unfit for high office.


The latest Trump indictment underscores the tricky politics of accountability in a highly polarized era.


Trump will finally stand trial for his attempt to destroy US democracy.


Trump allegedly tried to destroy evidence in the federal case involving classified documents.


Here’s what you need to know about the new charges in the classified documents case against Trump.


With a third potential indictment against him, the walls continue to close in on Trump.


Republicans’ war on the FBI is really about protecting Trump.


Security footage, unwitting lawyers, and more details in the Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit reveal how prosecutors built their case against Trump.


Audio obtained by CNN offers more damning evidence, according to legal experts.


“Listen to the podcast,” Sen. Ted Cruz told us.


Trump claims he’s the victim of a double standard. But the allegations in the indictment put him in a league of his own.


Trump’s mantra is persecution over prosecution.


Trump was arraigned Tuesday and faced the latest criminal charges against him in the classified documents case.


If Cannon remains the judge on this case, it is unlikely that special counsel Jack Smith will convict Trump — no matter how strong the evidence may be.


How many times does Trump have to be indicted before Republican voters notice?


The allegations are that Trump deceived his own attorneys and the government to try and hold on to documents including defense, nuclear, and military secrets.


The paranoid reaction to the Justice Department’s charges reveal a party gripped by the politics of perpetual apocalypses.


Here’s the background on the investigation that just led to the former president’s second indictment.


A tape of Trump. His lawyer’s voice memo. A pool flood. What else does special counsel Jack Smith know about?


Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis could pursue charges using the state’s RICO law.


E. Jean Carroll won a fraught victory in her civil case against the former president.


More Proud Boys have been convicted. It’s a strong signal to anti-democracy groups — and to Trump.