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The DOJ has officially convened a grand jury to investigate what President Trump has long called the “Trump‑Russia hoax.”

Attorney General Pam Bondi is acting on criminal referrals from DNI Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, alleging a conspiracy by Obama‑era officials — including Clinton, Brennan, Comey, and Clapper — to undermine Trump’s 2016 victory with planted intelligence and the discredited Steele dossier.

For years, the media called it a “conspiracy theory.”
Today, it’s a criminal investigation.

More on the grand jury probe—and what it means for Obama’s intel chiefs—below.

—Nick

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🔔 Trump’s DOJ Opens Grand Jury on Russiagate
⚖️ Special Counsel Jack Smith Under Investigation
🪖 Trump Accelerates ICE Paperwork with National Guard
⚖️ Trump’s Tariff Authority Heads Toward Supreme Court
💼 Trump Fires Labor Official, Orders Probes of Critics

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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

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As more evidence comes to light exposing the political weaponization of the Russia-collusion hoax, Attorney General Pam Bondi has directed the Department of Justice to initiate a grand jury investigation into those responsible. President Trump continues to demand full accountability in what could prove to be one of the most significant political scandals in recent history.

Meanwhile, Jack Smith, the prosecutor who aggressively targeted Trump last year, is now facing his own scrutiny for potentially violating legal and ethical duties as a government official. All this unfolds as we approach the deadline for Russia to respond to President Trump's call to end the conflict in Ukraine, adding further intensity to an already charged political landscape. It’s clear this week will be pivotal for justice and the fight to protect America’s future.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump’s DOJ Opens Grand Jury on Russiagate 🔔

Attorney General Pam Bondi has directed the Department of Justice to open a grand jury investigation into allegations of a conspiracy to link President Trump to Russia, acting on a criminal referral from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. Bondi assigned a federal prosecutor to bring department evidence before the grand jury, with the probe focusing on claims that senior officials manipulated intelligence and assessments regarding Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Declassified material released by Gabbard includes records suggesting that the Obama administration requested its deputies in December 2016 to prepare an intelligence review outlining Russian efforts, which Gabbard argued did not affect the final election outcome but instead encouraged distrust in U.S. democracy. The DOJ spokesperson stated that Bondi is taking these referrals “very seriously,” noting “clear cause for deep concern” as the department considers the next legal steps, though no charges have yet been filed.

The latest development has revived scrutiny of former intelligence officials, including John Brennan, James Clapper, and James Comey, as Fox News reports they remain under criminal investigation for their roles in preparing and promoting intelligence around the Trump-Russia probe. The grand jury inquiry follows a broader declassification of documents, such as an annex to Special Counsel John Durham’s investigation, that reference planning by Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the Open Society Foundation to circulate narratives discrediting Trump as a Russian asset. Further details from Special Counsel Durham referenced purported emails, possibly acquired via Russian hackers, from liberal fundraising groups outlining coordinated efforts to influence leading American publications and the public before the 2016 election.

At the same time, new reporting alleges that the Biden White House orchestrated coordinated legal efforts against President Trump in the lead-up to the 2024 election. Reports detail the involvement of Department of Justice officials and outside law firms in launching multiple criminal and civil cases against President Trump during his campaign, drawing accusations that the administration pursued “lawfare” as an electoral strategy. According to these accounts, senior Biden aides remained in close contact with local and state prosecutors, aiming to keep Trump entangled in litigation and threats of prosecution. Critics point to the timing and scope of these cases, suggesting they were designed to weaken Trump’s candidacy, while White House spokespersons maintain the independence of ongoing legal matters.

The ongoing grand jury proceedings are taking place amid renewed debate over the politicization of federal law enforcement and election integrity. DOJ sources confirm that the scope of possible criminal charges and potential defendants remains uncertain, as many activities under review occurred nearly a decade ago. Meanwhile, Special Counsel John Durham’s findings and annexed documentation have intensified calls within Congress for more oversight of intelligence activities and campaign conduct during previous election cycles. As the DOJ advances its inquiry and as details of the lawfare allegations continue to emerge, President Trump has used these developments to rally support and amplify criticism of his political opponents. With both economic and legal battles in focus, the administration faces pressure to address not only national security concerns but also public trust in the justice system.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

🎽 President Trump is set to sign an executive order establishing a White House Olympics task force to oversee security and logistical coordination for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. The task force will include members of Trump’s cabinet and federal agencies, with priorities such as coordinating transportation and streamlining visa processing and credentialing for thousands of foreign athletes, coaches, officials, and media personnel. LA28 chair Casey Wasserman praised the move as a key step in preparing for the games, which will be held from July 14 to July 30, 2028, followed by the Paralympic Games in August.

🛡️ President Trump has intensified his efforts against what he describes as "Orwellian" European censorship while promoting U.S. initiatives to accelerate artificial intelligence development. He has criticized European regulatory approaches that he claims stifle innovation and free speech. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is focused on leveraging AI advancements to maintain American technological leadership amid global competition.

🥤 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has proposed banning the use of government food stamps for purchasing soda, arguing that sugary drinks contribute to health problems among low-income families. His efforts involve encouraging states to submit waivers to the USDA that would allow them to restrict soda purchases with food stamps, with West Virginia’s governor leading the way and several other states following suit. Kennedy stated that roughly 10% of SNAP’s $405 million daily expenditure goes to sugary drinks, rising to up to 17% when combined with candy purchases.

🦅 President Trump’s praise of Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle ad campaign sparked a significant surge in the company’s stock, which rose nearly 24% and closed at $13.28, its highest level since February. The ad, which highlights Sweeney discussing genetics while modeling jeans, faced criticism for allegedly promoting racial undertones, but American Eagle stated it was simply about the jeans. Trump noted that Sweeney is a registered Republican in Florida, boosting his positive view of the ad, and contrasted the campaign positively against other brands like Jaguar and Bud Light, which faced backlash for “woke” messaging.

🏞️ California Governor Gavin Newsom has vowed to "fight fire with fire" by pursuing a similar redistricting effort in California if Texas Republicans move forward with their plan to redraw congressional maps that would add five GOP seats. Texas Democrats fled the state to block the vote, prompting Texas Governor Greg Abbott to threaten arrest and expulsion, while Illinois lawmakers hosted the Texas Democrats, expressing political support for their actions. Newsom emphasized that Californians would have the final say through a special election and criticized Texas Republicans’ redistricting effort, framing it as a nationwide battle over democracy and representation.

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