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Executive Order 14416 of July 24, 2026 Restoring Trust in the Smithsonian Institution By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is…
Open the record →The investigation documented extensive Russian interference and contacts involving Trump associates. It did not establish a criminal conspiracy and did not exonerate Trump on obstruction.
Open the record →The White House removed Comey while the FBI was investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election and links involving the Trump campaign.
Open the record →After the election, prosecutors cited Justice Department policy against prosecuting a sitting president and sought dismissal without prejudice.
Open the record →The trial judge dismissed the case after finding the special counsel’s appointment unlawful; prosecutors appealed.
Open the record →The Court held that former presidents have absolute immunity for core constitutional powers and presumptive immunity for official acts, but no immunity for unofficial acts.
Open the record →A jury found Trump guilty of falsifying business records. The verdict did not resolve later appellate questions.
Open the record →Federal prosecutors unsealed charges alleging unlawful retention of national-defense information and obstruction. Trump pleaded not guilty.
Open the record →A Manhattan grand jury indicted Donald Trump in a case involving business records connected to hush-money payments.
Open the record →Biden commuted most federal death sentences to life imprisonment. Commutation changed the punishment; it did not pardon or exonerate the convictions.
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