Trump administration makes third attempt to prosecute former FBI chief Comey

The U.S. justice system is attempting to prosecute former FBI director James Comey for a third time, related to a 2016 New York Times article. Comey denies the allegations, claiming he is innocent and criticizing the prosecution as an abuse of power. The case involves accusations that Comey leaked classified information regarding a secret court order for Yahoo to scan emails for terrorism references. Comey has a contentious history with Donald Trump, who previously criticized him for investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election. Comey's lawyers argue that the case is time-barred and lacks a formal indictment. Additionally, a judge ruled that Comey's daughter was wrongfully terminated from her position as a prosecutor due to her father's conflicts with Trump.