Investigations into Donald Trump
Vox’s coverage of the many ongoing investigations into former President Donald Trump.
House Republicans are going after the DA’s work on Trump’s indictment. Bragg is fighting back.
The four criminal investigations into the former president, explained.
Why the former president’s arrest was a whimper, not a roar, on Twitter, a platform designed for these moments.
Trump and pro-lifers own the Republican Party. That’s bad for its political future.
Here’s how, specifically, to assess whether an investigation is politicized — and how the Trump case measures up.
Trump’s arraignment in New York is only the beginning.
We asked four political strategists and pollsters about what could come next.
New York prosecutors are pursuing charges related to the Stormy Daniels payment. But how strong is their case?
Few in the GOP attended a New York rally alongside the pro-Trump lawmaker on Tuesday.
Trump is accused of forging records related to payments to porn actress Stormy Daniels.
He’s now been arraigned and released.
Donald Trump has been indicted. Here’s what happens next.
The socialist leader was jailed for opposing World War I. It didn’t stop his presidential campaign.
The former president told his followers to “protest” ahead of a likely indictment, summoning the specter of January 6.
Keeping track of all the criminal investigations of Trump isn’t easy, so we did it for you.
A new report reveals how politicized and conspiratorial the Durham investigation was.
A Q&A with Virginia Canter of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington about the presidential audit.
The final report includes everything the committee found out about attempts to overturn the 2020 election, and refers Trump for charges.
The IRS never completed its audits of Trump. Now he will have to answer to the public.
The public isn’t likely to get its hands on the documents any time soon.
He’s overseeing Trump investigations, but his appointment comes in a very different context.
Graham v. Fulton County asks a highly partisan Supreme Court to sabotage a criminal investigation into the Big Lie.
One of the stupidest chapters in recent American legal history comes to a close.
His legal problems are worsening. But they might not take him down.
Even Trump’s own appointees had no patience for the rogue judge who sabotaged the DOJ investigation into the former president.
The suit accuses Trump of fraudulently inflating his wealth to obtain beneficial terms from lenders. Read it here.
Judge Aileen Cannon’s latest order shows a disregard for established law.
The Justice Department files an extraordinarily savvy response to the Trump judge’s “special master” order.
Trump Judge Aileen Cannon’s order is egregiously wrong and could be overturned on appeal. But it helps Trump run out the clock.
Including that he may have obstructed justice by hiding classified documents at Mar-a-Lago.
The heavily redacted document reveals potential obstruction claims against Trump.
The newly released affidavit sheds light on the classified documents at the center of Trump’s growing legal problems.
A grand jury investigation in Georgia intensified this summer, and could be a greater legal threat to Trump than the Justice Department.
The FBI’s unsealed warrant tells us why it searched Mar-a-Lago — but not much about what it found.
His conspiracy theories about the FBI search have spawned a GOP assault on the legitimacy of the American state — and set the stage for violence.
The warrant set a raid on Mar-a-Lago in motion; it suggests a potential investigation into federal crimes.
Did we learn nothing from James Comey?
Trump is possibly in legal jeopardy, but we don’t know yet what charges he could face, if any at all.
The January 6 committee examined what Trump did as staff pleaded for him to intervene during the attack on the Capitol.
Georgia’s January 6 grand jury subpoenaed key Trump allies. That’s a big deal.