Justice Department to Release Smith Report on Trump

The Justice Department plans to release Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on Donald Trump's alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election, while withholding a separate volume related to Trump's mishandling of classified documents. A judge has temporarily blocked the release of the classified documents report, raising concerns among Democrats about accountability and transparency. Smith's report may contain significant accusations against Trump, including claims of leading criminal conspiracies, but its full public release is contingent on Attorney General Merrick Garland's decision by January 10. Trump's legal team has sought to prevent the report's release, arguing it undermines his presumption of innocence. Meanwhile, Trump has reportedly made plans to prioritize the acquisition of Greenland, further showcasing his controversial political agenda. As Trump prepares to take office again on January 20, the implications of these legal developments remain uncertain.