"Almost a certainty" Trump's aide will be convicted if he doesn't cooperate with Jack Smith, ex-U.S. attorney says

After obtaining new counsel, a witness retracted false testimony and provided information implicating Trump

Andrew Weissmann argued that the Trump-appointed judge "ignored thinking about the facts and issues before her"

"He'll have to pick cooperation or indictment," says former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance

"The real story is what is left that is redacted,” says former U.S. Attorney Barb McQuade

Kash Patel publicly has a lot to say about the Mar-a-Lago documents but repeatedly refused to answer questions

Some experts think Trump may be using Nauta's arraignment as a ploy to delay legal proceedings

Trump posted about his valet's indictment on Truth Social

National security attorney can't think of a "single time" judge has considered defense counsel's "convenience"

Carlos De Oliveira and Walt Nauta should learn from Cassidy Hutchinson and Michael Cohen: Trump is not your friend

"For the first time in his life, it looks like he's being held accountable," said Trump's former chief of staff

Mar-a-Lago surveillance chief provided info to prosecutors after getting hit with a target letter, reports say

Cannon rejected Trump bid to delay trial until after election — and scheduled it in middle of GOP primary season

Trump's valet is now learning the lesson of countless others before him: To serve Trump is to court personal ruin

With an initial date set for August 14, Smith has asked for a push to December 11