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Former President Donald Trump on Monday uncorked a furious all-caps tirade on his Truth Social network as his lawyers reportedly were meeting with the United States Department of Justice to make their case against charging him with crimes.

Although Trump has not yet been charged with any crimes related to his alleged decision to both stash top-secret government documents at his Mar-a-Lago resort and to also refuse to return them after receiving a lawful subpoena for them, he nonetheless expressed bewilderment and fury that he could soon be indicted in the case.

A federal trademark case centering on taunts between Donald Trump and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL ) is going to be heard by the Supreme Court.

According to a report from Politico , the court has agreed to hear the case brought by a California lawyer who has been attempting to trademark "Trump too small" and print it onto t-shirts.

Donald Trump's attorneys met with the Department of Justice to argue against a possible indictment.

The meeting Monday suggested that special counsel Jack Smith had nearly completed his investigation into Trump's mishandling of classified documents, although sources familiar with the probe say the special counsel has broadened his investigation of possible White House involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection, reported the Wall Street Journal.