Author: Josh Meyer, USA TODAY

Upcoming charges in the Georgia Jan. 6 probe pose more complex and potentially dangerous security concerns than Trump’s three others, officials say

The new indictment that Trump faces involves criminal actions he allegedly took as a sitting president to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

The US and its allies wonder if Putin will shut down notorious Internet Research Agency or give it to another ally ahead of the 2024 president election

The new effort bridges a gap in international law and allows US, allies to hold Russia accountable for the war in Ukraine in addition to specific crimes

For Vladimir Putin, the rebellion by Wagner group mercenaries revealed “cracks that weren’t there before,” Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.

In an interview with Bret Baier, Donald Trump said he didn’t give back classified documents because he first wanted to take out his personal possessions.

A federal judge said Trump must have a lawyer present to access discovery evidence in his classified documents case. He also can’t share it publicly.

The Washington Post reported that the FBI resisted opening a probe into Trump’s role in Jan. 6, in part for fear of appearing political.

The Department of Energy and other government agencies were hit by a global cyber-attack. Some of the hits were linked to China and possibly Russia

The indictment from special counsel Jack Smith accuses Walt Nauta of moving boxes of classified documents at Trump’s request.