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Former Trump attorney Sidney Powell reaches plea deal in Georgia 2020 election case
Attorney Sidney Powell reached a plea deal Thursday with Fulton County prosecutors.
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After Trump arraignment and speech, campaign to legally undermine charges begins in earnest
Trump says case against him should be 'dropped immediately' as legal experts zero in on its many potential weaknesses and predict an early motion to dismiss.
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Fulton DA embroiled in improper relationship accusations slams Rep. Greene as 'filled with hate'
Greene filed a complaint against Willis for alleged criminal misconduct over the district attorney's personnel decisions.
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Federal prosecutors charge former AT&T Illinois president with Madigan-related corruption
Paul Schizza conspired with former Illinois House Speaker and others to corruptly arrange for $22,500 to be paid to a Madigan ally, prosecutors allege.
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Florida developer charged for allegedly attempting to extort $25 million from Rep. Gaetz's father
Money was reportedly in connection with a criminal sex-trafficking investigation related to the GOP congressman.
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Hunter Biden moves to dismiss gun charges in special counsel case
The first son's attorneys argued that an aborted plea agreement was to provide him within immunity from gun charges and that he had given up his Fifth Amendment rights to secure that promise.
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Four Russian agents charged with targeting global energy facilities
"Access to such systems would have provided the Russian government the ability to, among other things, disrupt and damage such computer systems at a future time of its choosing," the DOJ stated.