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Courts & Law

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Nathan Wade, Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 1, 2023

Georgia Senate reportedly subpoenas texts from Wade's ex-divorce attorney about Willis relationship

The relationship timeline appears critical in effort by lawyer for a Trump co-defendant, Ashley Merchant, to get Willis removed from the case for conflict of interest

Courts & Law

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Dershowitz: Trump critics 'stretching the law' in push to 'get' former president

As DOJ comes under fire for perceived strong-arm tactics against Trump supporters, famed Harvard law professor warns current search for criminal charges to pin on Trump could create "dangerous" precedent.

Politics & Policy

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Ron DeSantis, Titusville, Fla., May 1, 2023

DeSantis says he would consider pardoning Trump and January 6 defendants if he becomes president

"The DOJ and FBI have been weaponized," DeSantis said during an interview.

From the States

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Denver, Colo.

Colorado law will require disclosure of AI-generated content in political ads

Communications without proper disclaimers are subject to civil penalties.

Crime

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Former Oregon male prison nurse gets 30 years for sexually assaulting 9 female inmates

Defendant interacted with female inmates who sought medical treatment or worked as orderlies in the prison’s medical unit.

Courts & Law

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Mark Pomerantz at Federal Court in New York

Former prosecutor in Trump probe pleads Fifth in refusing to answer questions from Congress

GOP lawmakers signaled they are prepared to go to court to try to compel Pomerantz to testify.

Cybersecurity

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January 2018 photo of Tehran, Iran

Two Iranians charged in cyber scheme targeting computers in U.S., Europe, and Middle East

The purloined data included a range of confidential documents pertaining to national security, foreign policy intelligence, aerospace data, and unpublished scientific research, the Justice Department said. 

Waste, Fraud and Abuse

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Washington, D.C. row houses

Washington, D.C. man charged in $2.1 million scheme to fraudulently obtain pandemic relief loans

The man used the funds for a big ticket shopping spree, and also embezzled money from the Archdiocese of Washington, prosecutors say.

Courts & Law

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John Durham

Same judge blocking CIA efforts to fire DEI employees hamstrung the Steele Dossier prosecution

The Bush-appointed judge who blocked efforts by the CIA to fire employees involved in DEI programs also serves on the FISA Court — is the same judge who undercut one of John Durham's Russian collusion hoax prosecutions.

Politics & Policy

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Donlad Trump, Ron DeSantis, CPAC 2022, Orlando, Fla.

Trump more than doubles DeSantis in battle for GOP nomination: poll

The survey bodes well for Trump following his arraignment as part of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's case against him.

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