New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted on bank fraud and false statement charges after an Oval Office–backed investigation, making her the latest political adversary of the 47th president to face prosecution. James denounced the case as a politically motivated effort to punish her for previously suing the 47th president and his company for fraud. The post New York Attorney General Letitia James charged in fraud case after pressure campaign by president appeared first on AFRO A...| AFRO American Newspapers
Another Trump foe, another flimsy legal case. The post Letitia James Becomes Second Trump Political Enemy To Be Indicted appeared first on Above the Law.| Above the Law
On October 9, New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted by a federal grand jury in Virginia. She is being charged with respective counts of bank fraud and of making false statements to a financial institution. On August 8, James was subpoenaed by the Justice Department for “violating Trump’s civil rights,” in response to […]| TrumpFile.org
The charges come weeks after Trump demanded that Attorney General Pam Bondi target James for prosecution.| Articles – Truthout
The voices in Donald Trump’s head were unanimous. “Everyone says that I should get the Nobel Peace Prize,” he told the United Nations General Assembly. If he really believes everyone agrees with him, why is he so consumed with revenge? Also, are we really going to let a mad ignoramus destroy our country? Trump’s popularity […] The post What to give a man who demands everything? A pink slip. appeared first on Philadelphia Gay News.| Philadelphia Gay News
The indictment of the former FBI director is an un-American act. Period.| The New Republic
On September 24, MSNBC reported that former Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Director James Comey will be indicted by a federal court in Virginia. The basis of Comey's indictment is currently unknown. However, it was suggested by MSNBC's sources that he will be accused of having perjured himself when testifying…| TrumpFile.org
Lindsey Halligan, who is in charge of overhauling the museum system, would prefer to focus on the future.| The New Republic