The prosecution of James Comey is shedding more light on the FBI's efforts to target Trump — and potential efforts to hide evidence.
The Justice Department is shooting down a report by MSNBC that the alleged mortgage fraud case against Adam Schiff is not strong.
Material evidence discovered in previously secret "prohibited access" case files raises concerns about FBI agents' abuse of authority or obstruction of investigations. Those stalled, thwarted or corrupted probes involved several potential targets, ranging from Hillary Clinton to Hunter Biden to President Trump.
The U.S. attorney's office handling the case against Mohammed Sharifullah is the same one prosecuting James Comey.
Comey's media leak denial in front of Congress in 2017 likely would have fallen outside the statute of limitations. But the fired FBI chief doubled down on his denial in 2020 — and he was indicted days before the statute was set to expire next week.
