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Feds charge 6 Russian military officers in international hacking operation with U.S. targets

The 50-page indictment also implicates the same Kremlin team that interfered with the 2016 U.S. election.

Bud Cummins reacts to new Hunter Biden indictment: ‘This is a sideshow’

Waste, Fraud and Abuse

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NIH spent $1.75 million on proprietary research that was funneled to the Chinese government

Lin Yang is the latest federally funded scientist to be indicted as a part of the Chinese government's Thousand Talents Program

Trump protestors, police gather outside DC courthouse for indictment arraignment

From the States

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L: Donald Trump, Dec. 16, 2023, Durham, N.H., R: Joe Biden, Nov. 29, 2023, Pueblo, Colo.

Proposed legislation would give Presidents choice of state or federal court if sued or indicted

For Trump and Biden, two who have been in the crosshairs of investigations as they battle in a rematch for the White House, the potential law could be beneficial.

White House

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SIGAR

Fired: SIGAR John Sopko, 'The Donald Trump of inspectors general’

Sopko's agency indicted and convicted over 150 people for waste, fraud and abuse, and was able to return $4 billion to taxpayers.

Courts & Law

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Igor Danchenko, Alexandria, Va., Nov. 10, 2021

Federal judge demands Steele Dossier source justify demand for classified material in trial

Durham previously indicted Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann on charges of lying to the bureau

Elections

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David Axelrod, Barack Obama, Erie, Pa., April 18, 2008

Keeping Trump off ballot could 'rip the country apart,' former Obama adviser David Axelrod says

Axelrod said Trump's opponents have "run this experiment" before and, "He's only gained since he started getting indicted."

Politics & Policy

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Francis Suarez

Miami Mayor joins GOP presidential race after Trump indictment

The only Hispanic in the primary contest, Suarez has worked to bolster the party's standing with members of his demographic.

Trump calls use of Espionage Act in second indictment ‘outrageous’ and ‘vicious’

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