In Trump’s Washington, Prosecutors Can’t Count on Grand Juries to Take Their Side

In recent weeks, prosecutors in Washington, D.C., have encountered significant difficulties in securing indictments from grand juries, signaling a troubling trend for the Justice Department. This issue underscores broader concerns about the independence and effectiveness of the legal process in Trump’s administration, raising questions about whether political influence is interfering with prosecutorial authority. These setbacks highlight the need for greater oversight and transparency in how grand juries operate, especially in politically charged environments.