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Find more of our coverage on the arraignment of former President Donald Trump The Department of Justice released on Friday an unsealed federal indictment of former President Donald Trump, with 37 felony counts related to the mishandling of classified documents, obstructing justice and making false statements. Live updates: Trump is set to WATCH: Violent rhetoric escalates online after latest Trump indictment Former Trump aide Walt Nauta Special Counsel Jack Smith on Friday said that the indictment charged the former president with “felony violations of our national security laws” and “participating in a conspiracy to obstruct justice.” He also encouraged the public to read the indictment to understand the scale and scope of the charges. “Our laws that protect national defense information are critical to the safety and security of the United States, and they must be enforced,” Smith said. “Violations of those laws put our country at risk.” WATCH: Special Counsel Jack Smith speaks after Justice Department unseals Trump indictment Smith added that the defendants in the criminal case — Trump and Nauta — “must be presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.” The case will be tried in the Southern District of Florida. The indictment alleges that Trump shared a classified map related to an ongoing military operation and improperly stored boxes containing classified documents at his Florida home, Mar-a-Lago, including in a ballroom, bathroom a...

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First Ladies of the United States Quiz Abigail’s plans to marry John Adams, a Harvard-educated lawyer nine years her senior, did not gain the immediate approval of Smith, who considered a lawyer’s prospects She managed the second decade of her marriage on her own, as John participated in the colonial struggle for independence as a member of the As the revolutionary spirit swept through the colonies, Abigail firmly supported the movement for independence. In March 1776, when her husband prepared to gather with his colleagues to write a statement of principles that would soon be adopted by the Continental Congress as the Declaration of Independence, she asked him to “remember the ladies and be more generous and favourable to them than your ancestors.” Although this letter has often been cited, correctly, as evidence of her In 1784 Abigail joined her husband in Europe, when he began serving as American minister to Britain. Her letters from Paris and London contain Get a Britannica Premium subscription and gain access to exclusive content. As first lady, she kept a am to manage a busy household and receive callers for two hours each day. Unlike In November 1800, just as the election that denied John Adams a second term as president was being held, Abigail oversaw the Adamses’ move from After leaving office, Abigail and John retired to their home in Massachusetts. She continued a lively correspondence with many people and even resumed writing to Thomas Jefferson, from whom she ...

When the delegates to the 1787 “ Too Young to Run. “Rather than making a positive case in favor of the superior wisdom and maturity of elders, Mason derided the ‘deficiency of young politicians’ whose political opinions at the age of 21 would be ‘too crude & erroneous to merit an influence on public measures.’ “A generational smear, not an argument, won the day.” As a result, WATCH: To some observers, the lack of an age limit for the nation’s highest office heightens the risk of getting a president who isn’t up to the rigors of the job. “I'm concerned about age-related dementia, which the job can accelerate given the pressure of the office,” explains If President Even so, with a few exceptions, most elderly U.S. presidents seem to have been remarkably vigorous and capable.Here’s a list of seven presidents who were the oldest when they left office. Joe Biden  President Eisenhower at his desk in the White House, 1956. Born Oct. 14, 1890, the In 1955, while on a vacation in Denver, Eisenhower awakened with chest pains. Initially, his doctor didn’t realize the seriousness of his condition, and hours passed before a cardiac specialist was summoned from a nearby military hospital to give him an electrocardiogram, which revealed that the then-64-year-old president had READ MORE: Andrew Jackson President Andrew Jackson. Born March 15, 1767, the According to biographer Jackson did make it to the end of his term but when returned to the Hermitage, his plantation in Tennessee, t...