The Justice Department in 2025 tapped a Trump-allied prosecutor to lead a probe into whether former officials conspired against Trump during the 2016 Russia investigation.
That prosecutor told the Associated Press he has resigned his position leading the investigation.
Special Counsel John Durham's four-year review of the Russia probe ended in 2023 with only one conviction: former FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith, who pleaded guilty to altering an email.
A 2019 DOJ Inspector General report found 17 'significant errors and omissions' in the FBI's FISA applications targeting Trump adviser Carter Page.
Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation resulted in 34 indictments and produced no finding of a criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia.