Menendez Indictment: Why Gold Is an Eye-Popping Part of the Charges

Prosecutors say Senator Robert Menendez had a cache of ill-gotten ingots and a sudden interest in the price of the precious metal.

Gold Bullion and Halal Meat: Inside the Menendez Investigation

Federal prosecutors have accused Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey and his wife, Nadine, of accepting bribes in exchange for official actions by Mr. Menendez.

Push to Gag Trump Pits Free Speech Against Risk of Violence

By putting threats to the judge and prosecutors at the heart of its argument to limit the former president’s statements about the election case, the Justice Department raised issues with little precedent.

Nadine Menendez, Fred Daibes and All the Key Players in the Indictment

Senator Robert Menendez and four others were charged after a lengthy investigation led by federal prosecutors in Manhattan.

In House Hearing, Garland Defends Justice Department’s Hunter Biden Inquiry

The soft-spoken attorney general struck a sharper tone during testimony before the Judiciary Committee, saying prosecutors won’t be “intimidated” by threats from Trump allies.

Ray Epps, Target of Conspiracy Theory, Pleads Guilty to Jan. 6 Misdemeanor

Prosecutors said he had never worked as an agent of the government, again refuting a right-wing theory that he helped instigate the Capitol riot in a federal plot to discredit Trump supporters.

Special Counsel Seeking Gag Order on Trump in Election Case

Prosecutors have asked Judge Tanya S. Chutkan to curb statements from the former president that could intimidate witnesses, influence potential jurors or lead to harassment of others in the case.

Sanity Question and Plea Talks Shadow Coming Sept. 11 Hearings

Prosecutors issued a new deadline of next week on their offer to have the defendants plead guilty and avoid a capital trial.

Luis Rubiales, Spain’s Top Soccer Official, Resigns Over World Cup Kiss

Pressure had been building on Luis Rubiales, with prosecutors opening an investigation, his soccer federation calling for him to step down and FIFA suspending him.

He Was Just the I.T. Guy. Then He Got Caught in the Trump Documents Case.

Yuscil Taveras is among the little-known people with links to Donald Trump to have come under scrutiny. So far, he’s the only Trump employee known to have agreed to cooperate with prosecutors after facing charges.

Seeking Link to Trump, Prosecutors Questioned Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio

Enrique Tarrio said in an interview that prosecutors believed he had communicated with President Donald Trump through intermediaries before the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.

Prosecutors Rest Case Against Peter Navarro in Contempt Trial

The defense also rested, with closing arguments expected to begin Thursday morning. The fast clip of the trial suggested that the jury could deliberate shortly after.

Protesters of Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ Indicted on RICO Charges in Georgia

Opponents of a police training facility in Atlanta say they are engaged in legitimate acts of protest. Prosecutors accuse them of taking part in a sprawling criminal enterprise.

Trump, Waiving Arraignment, Pleads Not Guilty in Georgia Case

The 19 defendants in the election interference case are sparring with prosecutors over when a trial might start, and whether it will be in state or federal court.

Pressure Mounts on Rubiales Over Unwanted Kiss at World Cup

Luis Rubiales has defied calls to resign, now echoed by his own federation. Soccer’s world governing body has suspended him, and prosecutors have opened an investigation.

Spanish Prosecutors Open Inquiry Into Luis Rubiales Over World Cup Kiss

Luis Rubiales caused outrage for kissing a player after Spain won the Women’s World Cup. On Monday, a criminal investigation was begun, and he was told to step down.

How Mark Meadows Pursued a High-Wire Legal Strategy in Trump Inquiries

The former White House chief of staff, a key witness to Donald J. Trump’s efforts to remain in power after his 2020 election loss, maneuvered to provide federal prosecutors only what he had to.

Prosecutors Criticize Trump’s Request for 2026 Trial Date in Jan. 6 Case

Defense lawyers had said they needed years to wade through 11 million pages of evidence, but the Justice Department, which is seeking to go to trial in January, said they were exaggerating the burden.

Fast Living and Foreign Dealings: An F.B.I. Spy Hunter’s Rise and Fall

Charles McGonigal had a family, a house in the suburbs and an influential job as a counterintelligence leader in New York. Federal prosecutors suggest it wasn’t enough for him.

Prosecutors and Hunter Biden’s team were still trying to negotiate a plea deal this week.