Mark Meadows Loses Appeal to Move Georgia Indictment to Federal Court

A federal appeals court Monday denied Mark Meadows’ appeal to move his election interference case in Georgia to the federal court, a decision with significant implications for Donald Trump’s own Fulton County court fight. The former chief of staff to Trump sought to move the Fulton County, Georgia, indictment against him to federal court, citing a federal law known as a removal statute that allows an “officer of the United States” facing charges in state court to transfer the proceedings to federal court if the alleged behavior falls under their...