Georgia Prosecutor Prepares to Announce Charges Against Trump and Allies Over 2020 Election Meddling

The Fulton County district attorney has requested her staff work remotely and asked judges to clear their schedules, indicating indictments are imminent.
The prosecutor has spent more than two years investigating whether former President Trump and others illegally interfered in Georgia's election results.
The moves suggest any indictments would likely be unsealed in August, when the prosecutor's office will be minimally staffed.
The prosecutor is considering racketeering charges that would allow multiple defendants to be charged in an alleged conspiracy.
The investigation focuses on Trump's phone call pressuring Georgia's secretary of state to "find" enough votes to overturn Trump's loss in the state.