Secretary of War Pete Hegseth hosts NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the Pentagon, USA on April 24, 2025
In a brief, unsigned order, the Court vacated the charges without offering an explanation, and no justices publicly dissented from the decision.
The justices also pointed to a move by the Trump Justice Department to withdraw the indictment, sending the case back to a lower court to dismiss it.
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