Summary
A federal grand jury in Virginia decided not to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on new charges. This decision comes shortly after an earlier case against her was dismissed. James was facing allegations of bank fraud and making false statements, which she has denied.
Key Facts
- A grand jury in Virginia chose not to indict Letitia James.
- The decision was made less than two weeks after a previous case against her was dismissed.
- Letitia James is the Attorney General of New York.
- She faced accusations of bank fraud and lying to a financial institution.
- Letitia James has denied all allegations.
- James is known for being a political opponent of President Donald Trump.
- This article is marked as breaking news, indicating more updates may follow.
