President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he “could be” seeking $230 million from his own Justice Department as compensation for past investigations into him, though he professed to have little knowledge of the specifics and said he would give the money to charity.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul accused federal prosecutors of weaponizing the Justice Department after Attorney General Letitia James was indicted by a grand jury in Virginia.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday responded to a report that he is seeking $230 million from the Justice Department for legal costs tied to federal investigations against him, saying he is not involved in the request but would donate any money awarded to charity.

Associate Justice Robert Miller of the Appellate Division, Second Department, Justice Richard Montelione of the Second Judicial District and Justice Orlando Marrazzo Jr., of the Thirteenth Judicial District argued that the handful of state laws mandating their retirement are now void under New York's recently passed Equal Rights Amendment.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has been charged as part of a mortgage fraud investigation aggressively pushed by the Trump administration.

The House Judiciary Chairman cited "weaponization" of federal law enforcement in a Fox News interview while an ethics expert called the situation a "travesty."

Republican lawmakers on Friday asked the Justice Department to look at whether Jack Smith, the federal prosecutor who led criminal probes into Donald Trump after his first White House term, improperly obtained congressional Republicans' call logs,

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