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Money

Four people have been charged with $178 million COVID fraud

The federal government funded about $105 million requested from these fraudulent applications.

Russia and Ukraine Scandals

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Denchenko

FBI intel analyst tells Durham agency offered Steele $1M to corroborate dossier

Revelation emerged Tuesday in federal trial of Russian information analyst Igor Danchenko, who is charged with lying to the FBI.

Crime

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A jail cell

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.

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.

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.

Courts & Law

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Jacob Chansley

Judge allows man seen roaming Capitol in furry horn hat moved to jail with organic food

Chansley, known as "QAnon Shaman," considers eating organic food part of his "shamanic belief system and way of life," lawyer says.

Courts & Law

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dersh

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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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.

World

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The United Nations Building is seen on the East Side of Manhattan on October 07, 2020 in New York City.

UN hires anti-Israel critic, wife of former Arafat aide to run Gaza's humanitarian assistance

On Tuesday, the United Nations announced the appointment of Dutch Finance Minister Sigrid Kaag, to run Gaza's "humanitarian assistance." Kaag is married to Anis al-Qaq, who served as a deputy Minister under Yasser Arafat in the 1990s and as the Palestinian representative to Switzerland.

Courts & Law

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Phill Kline - Outside The Beltway

Election integrity advocate sets up non-profit to support alternate electors facing criminal charges

“We don’t have enough prisons if we are going to charge Americans who challenge the government," Kline stated. "That is speech that should be protected, not prosecuted.”

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