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Political Ethics

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Hunter Biden, Oct. 3, 2023, Wilmington, De.

Prosecutor says Burisma tax evasion charges expired, but Hunter Biden still faces legal jeopardy

Prosecutor tells House Judiciary Committee that even the scuttled plea deal would not have spared first son more investigation or charges.

Politics & Policy

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Close up of a large Texas flag, blowing on a windy day.

Texas leaders say GOP is moving toward being more grassroots-based after Paxton's acquittal

In the aftermath of Attorney General Ken Paxton's acquittal, GOP leaders in Texas see a change coming. “It’s changing from the Bush era to the non-Bush era," said former Texas Congressman Steve Stockman.

Congress

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Hunter Biden, Abbe Lowell, Washington, D.C., Jan. 10, 2024

Hunter Biden refuses to attend public House hearing with former business partners

"If you are serious about pursuing this oversight purpose in a legitimate and bipartisan fashion, you would hold a hearing with relatives of former President Trump," Hunter Biden's attorney said.

Political Ethics

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Jeffrey Epstein, May 18, 2005, New York City

The Epstein Files: What we know, and don't know

Much information has been made public, but the Justice Department is cautious about releasing further material that could damage reputations, and faces an uphill legal battle to reveal currently sealed court filings.

From the States

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Border, migrants, Jacumba, Calif., Nov. 24, 2023

Jackson County sheriffs holding the line on border security

Border-related crime in the county isn’t new, the sheriffs acknowledged.

Courts & Law

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Peter Navarro

Prosecutor in Peter Navarro contempt case has donated thousands of dollars to Democrats

Peter Navarro was convicted by Biden's DOJ and has already served his time for allegedly refusing to comply with a subpoena from the January 6th Committee. The Trump advisor has appealed his conviction, and is calling upon the Trump DOJ to explain why it has reversed it position on claims of executive privilege.

Elections

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Mail-in ballots

Swing state election boards engaged in legal battles over election certification ahead of November

Republican and Democratic officials disagree over whether election boards must certify election results or if they have discretion over certification.

Elections

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Wisconsin early voting

Ballot Bombshells: 20 episodes exposing fraud, illegalities and irregularities in 2020 election

Illegal rule changes, ballot harvesting, Iranian voter hack are among the many now-confirmed serious irregularities, putting the lie to the "perfect election" narrative.

Courts & Law

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Hunter Biden

Ahead of Iowa Caucus, House GOP launches legal pincer in Trump, Hunter Biden cases

Complicating a potential Trump run as the Republican nominee, however, are the myriad criminal prosecutions he faces over his 2020 election challenges, alleged campaign finance violations, and alleged mishandling of classified documents.

Elections

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While Trump faces felony charges, NY-based Clinton campaign only faced fines for its records issue

Selective Prosecution? Following the 2016 election, the FEC determined the Clinton campaign incorrectly recorded opposition research as legal expenses, but was only hit with an administrative fine.

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