OnPolitics: Trump indicted again. What to know

The documents in his possession were described as some of the country's most important secrets.

Advertisement Read in browser Read in browser On Politics Mon Jun 12 2023 Hi there, OnPolitics readers. We have lots to catch up on since our last newsletter. Tomorrow afternoon former President Donald Trump will appear at a federal courthouse in Miami. In case you missed it, Trump was indicted again Thursday after a grand jury brought federal criminal charges against Trump and his personal valet, Walt Nauta, over the hundreds of classified documents seized at his Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago, last year. The details: Trump faces 37 charges, among them are 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information under the Espionage Act, according to the indictment, which the Justice Department unsealed Friday. The documents in Trump's possession were described as some of the country's most important secrets. Trump and Nauta also face one count each of: conspiracy to obstruct justice, withholding a document or record, corruptly concealing a document in a federal investigation, concealing a document in a federal investigation and scheming to conceal. Trump has said he's innocent. What's next?: Trump is set to appear at the federal courthouse in Miami Tuesday at 3 p.m., but what will happen during that appearance, we can't be sure. Keep reading: 4 takeaways from Donald Trump's indictment: charges, lawyers, alleged conspirator and judge 🗐 Read it for yourself: The full classified documents indictment Who is Walt Nauta? Trump's 'body man' is accused of lying, hiding documents. What DOJ says he did. 📨 Stay in the know on politics: Sign up for the OnPolitics newsletter 'Deadly risks': Migrants use TikTok to show journey to southern border There are multiple accounts that belong to migrants and smugglers on TikTok, documenting the journey to the southern border. READ MORE Advertisement As criminal charges loom, Hunter Biden's drug use back in public eye Families whose lives have been wrecked by addiction understand what the Biden family are dealing with and why it shouldn't be used a political topic. READ MORE Poll: Eight in 10 Democratic primary voters want Biden to debate Will President Biden debate challengers Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Marianne Williamson? Democratic primary voters overwhelmingly say he should. READ MORE Why the Biden camp is betting big on North Carolina in 2024 North Carolina's booming suburbs and abortion fight make it a prime 2024 target for the Biden campaign. But Democrats have fallen short there before. READ MORE Loving Day: How the Supreme Court wiped out interracial marriage bans In a decision celebrated every June 12 as Loving Day, the Supreme Court ruled that bans on interracial marriage violated the Fourteenth Amendment. READ MORE Sign up for the news you want Exclusive newsletters are part of your subscription, don't miss out! We're always working to add benefits for subscribers like you. SEE ALL NEWSLETTERS ➔ SEE ALL NEWSLETTERS ➔ Advertisement Newsletters   |    eNewspaper   |   Crosswords Follow Us Problem viewing email? View in browser Unsubscribe  •   Manage Newsletters  •  Terms of Service  •   Privacy Policy/Your California Privacy Rights  •  Privacy Notice  •   Do Not Sell My Info/Cookie Policy  •  Feedback