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Topic: national-security

John Bolton speaking at a public event
U.S.
Friday, 6/26, 08:37 PM

John Bolton pleads guilty to one count in classified documents case

  • John Bolton, who served as national security adviser in the first Trump administration before becoming a sharp critic, pleaded guilty Friday to a single felony count of illegally retaining national defense information, resolving an 18-count indictment.
  • He faces up to five years in prison at an October sentencing.

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