Former President Donald Trump called the unsealing of documents in his election interference case by special counsel Jack Smith a “weaponization of the government” during an exclusive interview with NewsNation.

It’s unclear, though, what impact it will have on voters, given the wealth of detail about the 2020 campaign that has already been released as well as Trump’s multiple indictments. In polling, concerns about protecting democracy have typically lagged behind concerns about issues like the economy and inflation.

The special counsel’s filing that argues Trump isn’t immune from prosecution offered many details about his allies and advisers.

The US Supreme Court opens its new term under the shadow of a presidential election that threatens to create fresh strains at a court already deeply enmeshed in the nation’s political divisions.

The Supreme Court is back for another term as Election Day approaches, raising the question of whether the Republican-appointed majority will get involved.

New court papers in Donald Trump's federal 2020 election interference case pull back the curtain on his conversations.