President Donald Trump told reporters he expects other political opponents to be prosecuted after the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.

The indictment of James Comey has shattered decades of post-Nixon norms governing a president's relationship with the Justice Department. But is it illegal?

The president recently suggested the attorney general should prosecute Comey and other prominent critics. Comey was charged with making a false statement and obstruction.

President Donald Trump’s unprecedented retribution campaign against his perceived political enemies reached new heights as his Justice Department brought criminal charges against a longtime foe

Donald Trump lost it at his old nemesis James Comey in an early morning Truth Social rant following the former FBI director’s indictment. “Whether you like Corrupt James Comey or not, and I can’t imagine too many people liking him, HE LIED! It is not a complex lie, it’s a very simple, but IMPORTANT one,” Trump posted on Truth Social.

Donald Trump advanced his push for legal action against perceived political enemies with the indictment of former FBI director James Comey, heightening concerns about the Justice Department’s independence and speculation about others the president wants prosecuted.

The president’s statements and social media posts disparaging the former FBI director could persuade a judge that the case is a "vindictive" prosecution.

James Comey fairly taunted President Donald Trump in a newly released CNN interview that was taped months before the Trump-directed indictment against him.