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Security

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TrumpHoman

Trump brings deportation chiefs into White House, away from entrenched agencies

His first administration saw internal leaks often frustrate his efforts to apprehend and deport illegal immigrants, but he appears prepared to avoid comparable obstacles by working outside of captured agencies, to some extent.

Political Ethics

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Boris Epshteyn, Nov. 19, 2020, Washington, D.C.

Inquiry into Trump lawyer’s consulting push risks undercutting signature ‘drain the swamp’ pledge

Internal inquiry of Boris Epshteyn’s solicitations begins inside transition office as Trump declares “no one working for me in any capacity should be looking to make money.”

White House

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Joe Biden, Auburn, Maine, July 28, 2023

While Trump faces host of charges, none filed in Biden special counsel probe on classified memos

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Robert Hur special counsel to investigate Biden's handling of classified documents

Courts & Law

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ScalesofJustice

From firebombing protesters to lying FBI agents, a two-tier justice system sharpens in focus

The argument there is one system of justice for elites and another for the rest of America has escaped the boundaries of the Russia collusion case to other investigations far and wide in America.

Russia and Ukraine Scandals

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John Durham

Moral of Sussmann trial: Americans see lying as a DC norm, making punishment hard

"There are bigger things that affect the nation than a possible lie to the FBI," jury forewoman declares after verdict.

Federal Agencies

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TrumpCPAC

A new enemies list? Conservatives, Trump allies targeted by the DOJ

From Mike Flynn to Rudy Giuliani, a long list of Trump allies and Biden critics have been probed, raided, handcuffed, charged, and jailed by the Justice Department.

Waste, Fraud and Abuse

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Golden Horseshoe

Ferraris, yachts, jets and jewels: Loan fraud rampant under SBA COVID aid program

Biden administration blames Trump for undue haste in distributing pandemic aid, claims credit for restoring program controls.

Political Ethics

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Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, Washington, D.C., April 10, 2023

Feds built $2.2 million tax case against Hunter Biden dating to 2014 before being thwarted

Earliest evidence involved $400,000 in undeclared income from Burisma energy deal in Ukraine, whistleblowers allege to Congress.

Russia and Ukraine Scandals

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Hunter Biden with father Joe Biden

Ron Johnson’s unanswered corruption questions from 2020 loom large over Joe Biden

The unknowns: Did the president benefit in any way from his son’s overseas business deals, what did he know and when did he know it?

From the States

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at a July press conference

DeSantis says 'reckless open border policies' led to murders of two more Florida residents

Governor cites recent killings of a Dayton Beach couple, whom an illegal alien from Haiti has admitted killing.

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