Former Trump national security adviser John R. Bolton is expected to plead guilty in a federal classified documents case under a deal with prosecutors, multiple outlets report. Sources cited by outlets say Bolton will enter a plea to a single count related to retaining classified information. One report says the charge involves his alleged retention of classified material stemming from his work during President Donald Trump’s first term, with reference to diary entries that prosecutors say contained sensitive information. Another outlet reports that a federal judge has scheduled a re-arraignment for June 26, with Bolton expected to plead guilty then. Several reports describe the agreement as a plea deal reached with the Justice Department, and at least one source says it could allow Bolton to avoid prison time, depending on sentencing. The reporting is consistent that the matter centers on classified documents and that Bolton’s expected guilty plea is part of an arrangement with prosecutors rather than a full trial. Outlets also note that Bolton, who served in Trump’s administration, later became a prominent critic of the president.