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The ruling administratively and temporarily stays Judge Chutkan's decision to bar Trump from publicly targeting court staff, potential witnesses and members of special counsel Jack Smith's prosecutorial team.
Former President Donald Trump appealed the narrow gag order re-imposed by District Judge Tanya Chutkan last week.
Sohaib Abuayyash, 20, was arrested on Oct. 19. A judge said he had "made statements to others that support the killing of individuals of particular religious faiths."
FBI Director Chris Wray warned Congress that Hamas' terror attacks on Israel could motivate threats similar to those posed by ISIS in years past
Charging documents alleged that John Anthony Miller, a 43-year-old Las Vegas resident, left numerous menacing voicemails for an unnamed senator.
The order still allows Trump to continue criticizing the charges against him, the Justice Department, and the Biden administration.
Prosecutors urged Judge Tanya Chutkan to consider making the gag order a permanent condition of his pretrial release.
The Justice Department's watchdog found the FBI's evaluation of possible sites for a new headquarters wasn't based on any undue influence from former President Donald Trump.
Former President Trump was ordered earlier this week by a federal judge not to post statements targeting court staff, potential witnesses, special counsel Jack Smith or his family.
Special counsel David Weiss voluntarily agreed to testify behind closed doors before the House Judiciary Committee.
Sidney Powell, an ally of former President Donald Trump, became the second defendant in the Fulton County, Georgia, case to plead guilty.
Former President Donald Trump is appealing a court order restricting him from making public statements about those involved in the federal case against him in Washington.
The Justice Department issued a new report with strategies and takeaways aimed at helping law enforcement agencies grow their forces.
The special counsel argued that former President Donald Trump has an "established practice" of targeting those who challenge him.
Wray said that Jews and Muslims alike, as well as their institutions and houses of worship, have been threatened in the U.S. and told reporters that the bureau is "moving quickly to mitigate" the threats.