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Elections

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Alan Dershowitz

Dershowitz warns Trump could still be tried before November despite Supreme Court ruling

"There's a possibility that you could have a trial on some issues before the election," Dershowitz said on the "Just The News, No Noise" TV show. "We'll see a lot of litigation, a lot of strategy, a lot of tactics being employed over the next months. The real question is, can they squeeze in a trial in October?"

Security

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Senator Ron Johnson.

GOP Sen. Johnson says FBI, DOJ slow on Hunter Biden laptop investigation

"Our FBI, our Justice Department hasn't really done squat," said the senator over the weekend.

Courts & Law

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weissmann

Former Mueller prosecutor injects himself into Jan. 6 probe despite checkered career

Andrew Weissmann has been accused of misconduct in past prosecutions.

Courts & Law

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Assange

Julian Assange pleads guilty to one felony count in plea deal, ending legal battle

The prosecution is technically seeking 62 months in prison for his offenses, but the court is expected to rule it as time already served, due to serving five years in a London prison.

All Things Trump

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Donald Trump, June 24, 2023, Washington, D.C.

Trump ordered to respond to DOJ protective order request by Monday

Trump posted on TRUTH Social, "IF YOU GO AFTER ME, I'M COMING AFTER YOU"

All Things Trump

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House committee investigating Jan. 6 Capitol attack, Oct. 19, Washington, D.C.

Jan 6 panel holds second hearing, former Trump campaign manager Stepien to testify

Monday's hearings will be led by committee chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) and vice chairman Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.)

Security

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FBI exterior

Ex-FBI boss has 'grave concern' FISA court was 'defrauded intentionally' in Russia probe

"I struggle to find any other explanation," Kevin Brock said.

From the States

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Crime scene, file photo

FBI 'Summer Heat' operation includes snagging over 8,000 ‘Most Wanted’ fugitives, gang members

During a three-month “Summer Heat,” operation, FBI and law enforcement partners made 8,629 arrests as part of a national initiative targeting violent crime.

Congress

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

Fani Willis laid groundwork for prosecuting Trump before taking office, ex-prosecutor Wade reveals

A GOP-led U.S. House panel previously subpoenaed Wade as part of an investigation into his alleged romantic and financial relationship with Willis.

Federal Agencies

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Here are the accused criminals NJ Democrats tried to see in a Newark ICE facility

Delaney Hall, a privately-owned detention center in Newark, is contracted with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to house dangerous criminals, including the four fugitives who escaped last month.

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