Former FBI Director James Comey is back in the legal crosshairs—again.
Two sources familiar with the matter tell CNN that Comey has been hit with a second indictment under President Donald Trump’s Justice Department, though the exact charges remain unclear.
The move marks a dramatic revival of a case that had seemingly collapsed just months ago.
Last September, federal prosecutors accused Comey of lying to Congress about his role in leaking information to the press. But that case was tossed out by a judge, who ruled the prosecutor behind it had not been properly approved by the Senate.
Now, the effort is roaring back to life.
Sources point to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche as the driving force behind the renewed push—accelerating legal action in cases Trump has long demanded.
Trump has repeatedly argued that political opponents—especially Comey—played a central role in what he calls the “weaponization” of the justice system against him.
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