
Ex-Trump national security adviser John Bolton indicted on charges of mishandling classified information
Bolton, 76, served as President Trump’s national security adviser from April 2018 until his firing in September 2019.

A federal grand jury indicted former Trump national security adviser John Bolton Thursday on 18 counts of illegally hoarding or sending sensitive information  leaving the longtime pillar of the Republican foreign policy establishment facing decades in prison.
The indictment in Greenbelt, Md., federal court alleges that Bolton transmitted classified national security documents through a personal AOL email account and knowingly sent secret materials to outside contacts while serving in the first Trump administration.
Prosecutors allege that Bolton, 76, used email and various messaging apps to send documents classified as high as “top secret†that revealed intelligence about future US attacks, foreign adversaries and international relations.