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White House

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Solemani funera;

Inside the 2024 Iranian effort to assassinate Trump for the killing of Soleimani

Federal prosecutors and U.S. intelligence both allege that the Iranian regime sought to assassinate Donald Trump to stop him from returning to the Oval Office.

Political Ethics

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

Impeachment inquiry zeroes in on origin of Hunter Biden's China deals while Joe Biden was VP

Witnesses, emails suggest funds paid to Hunter Biden in 2017 from CEFC China Energy was for work done much earlier.

Federal Agencies

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As DOJ appoints special counsel for Trump probes, legal experts ask: What about Hunter?

The attorney general's decision to name an independent prosecutor for multiple investigations focused on Trump has exacerbated concerns about a politicized Justice Department.

Federal Agencies

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'Intimidate, humiliate, and embarrass': Growing outcry against DOJ strong-arming of Biden critics

"Law enforcement seems to be using arrest tactics on Trump supporters that are generally reserved for violent and/or fleeing suspects," said Alan Dershowitz, professor emeritus at Harvard Law School.

Political Ethics

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

He ‘closed the deal': Biden role in son’s deals with foreign clients exposed in testimony

"Joe the Closer?" Oversight Chairman James Comer told Just the News on Friday that President Joe Biden played a specific role in his son’s business dealings.

Political Ethics

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Joe Biden, James Biden, Aug. 27, 2008, Denver, Colo.

Showdown: The most important questions facing James Biden in his impeachment interview under oath

Presidential brother James Biden is expected to appear for closed-door testimony under oath today with the House Oversight Committee as part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry against his brother.

Investigating the investigators

June 5, 2020

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Recent breakthroughs in 2020 election probes undercut narrative that legal avenues are exhausted

Mounting evidence of irregularities and rigged rules has emerged through state and local investigations, court decisions, financial disclosure, and audits in the 14 months since the election.

All Things Trump

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L: Donald Trump, CPAC 2022, R: Alvin Bragg, New York City, Sept. 8, 2022

Alvin Bragg's 'Zombie case' against Trump has a 'pardon me' problem with key witness

Though prosecutors never charged Michael Cohen for testifying that he'd never sought a pardon, there is ample evidence to show his claim wasn't true.

Security

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Iran nuclear deal being pushed by Biden weaker than original version under Obama, analysts say

"This is diplomatic malpractice to the point of being criminal," said Gabriel Noronha, who served as a special adviser on Iran at the State Department.

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