Trump’s ‘Grand Conspiracy’ Probe Continues Amid Legal Challenges

New subpoenas issued as Trump's legal team faces mounting pressure over alleged conspiracy theories.

September 21, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Washington, D.C. — The ongoing investigation into former President Donald Trump’s alleged ‘grand conspiracy’ continues despite the departure of its lead prosecutor, raising questions about its future direction and potential outcomes.

The probe, aimed at linking multiple FBI investigations into Trump, has faced significant challenges, including legal hurdles and personnel changes. Despite these obstacles, the Justice Department remains committed to pursuing the case, with a flurry of subpoenas expected in the coming weeks.

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Former CIA Director John Brennan and other officials have been targeted, with prosecutors examining whether they misled Congress during testimony. The investigation has also scrutinized the origins of the Trump-Russia probe, including the infamous Steele dossier. As the probe moves forward, it remains unclear whether any charges will ultimately be filed.

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