The third criminal case against Trump's opponent. New charges against the former FBI chief

On Monday, the U.S. federal prosecution revealed new charges against former FBI director James Comey. The indictment alleges that in 2016, Comey instructed his subordinates to contact a New York Times reporter to correct inaccuracies in a Reuters dispatch regarding email surveillance. Investigators claim the information provided was classified. Comey responded via a blog video, accusing the prosecution of abuse and political motivation, asserting his innocence. This marks the third criminal case against Comey under Donald Trump's administration, with previous charges dismissed on technical grounds. Tensions between Trump and Comey have been ongoing, primarily due to Comey's investigation into alleged Russian ties to Trump's campaign during the 2016 elections.