Justice Department Investigation Into Trump Foes Continues Amid Prosecutor’s Departure
A Justice Department investigation in Washington into President Donald Trump's foes is proceeding with subpoenas following the departure of its lead prosecutor, who resigned after five months without filing any charges.
Binghamton, NY, September 21, 2026 —
An investigation by the Justice Department targeting individuals perceived as adversaries of President Donald Trump is continuing, with subpoenas being issued. This development follows the recent resignation of the lead prosecutor overseeing the inquiry.
The prosecutor stepped down after a tenure of five months during which no charges were formally filed in connection with the investigation. The investigation is reportedly focused on individuals considered to be opponents of President Donald Trump. Details regarding the specific nature of the allegations or the precise individuals and entities under scrutiny have not been publicly disclosed.
Despite the prosecutor’s departure, the Justice Department indicated that the work related to the investigation is ongoing. Subpoenas, which are legal demands for documents or testimony, are being utilized as part of the continuing efforts to gather information. The name of the lead prosecutor who resigned was not provided.
The timeline of the investigation and the specific reasons for the prosecutor’s resignation remain unclear. The fact that no charges were filed during the prosecutor’s five-month tenure has been noted as a significant aspect of the inquiry’s progression thus far. The Justice Department has not released further statements regarding the status or direction of the investigation.
Story summarized from the original created by ERIC TUCKER and ALANNA DURKIN RICHER, Associated Press on www.binghamtonhomepage.com, see more information here.
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