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he name of national security." According to the AP, "Nearly 1,800 families, victims and first responders objected in a letter last week to President Joe Biden's attendance at Sept. 11 memorial events as long as key documents remained classified. Monday's move failed to placate at least some victims' relat

sent a letter to the White House declaring that President Biden is not welcome at this year's memorial events mar

nders objected in a letter last week to President Joe Biden's attendance at Sept. 11 memorial events a

law enforcement officers with an unknown chemical substance by spraying officers directly in the face and eyes.' A West Virginia judge ordered that Tanios be detained in March pending his trial. Tanios was indicted in Washington, D.C. that same month." The Washington Post (8/9, Hsu, 10.52M) reports th

termined that George Pierre Tanios could not be released into the community without risk to safety." The Hill adds, "According to an FBI affidavit, Tanios was seen in video with Julian Elie Khater 'working together to assault law enforcement officers with an unknown chemical substance by spraying offi

lice officers criticized progressive police chiefs, "made transphobic posts,' and "bullied members who supported anti- police brutality protesters or Joe Biden in a forum billed as a place officers can 'decompress, rant, share ideas."' The AP "was able to view posts and comments from the group, which has 2,

nge for President Joe Biden, who has said he wants to eliminate the death penalty at the federal level." White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki "said Biden continues to have 'grave concerns' about capital punishment but has also expressed 'horror about Tsamaev's actions and the bombing." The New York

investigative record in a probe of Hunter Biden, President Biden's son: Last week, the DNI "released the CA on for

ho supported anti- police brutality protesters or Joe Biden in a forum billed as a place officers can '

people broke into the Capitol on Jan. 6.* Suspect In Sicknick Assault Ordered Jailed Until Trial. USA Today (3/22, 12.7M) reports George Pierre Tanios, who is "accused of assaulting Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick, who died after the Jan. 6 riot, was ordered jailed pending trial" on Monday. P

r way and go home? The fact that all of them weren't thinking that — it's just frightening to me.' Prosecutors "said they had reason to believe that Tanios' mother would try to help her son flee the country to her native Lebanon if he is released from custody. The mother denied the claim in court." Tan

gal proceedings against Jan. 6 defendants, and as President Biden addresses Jan. 6 revisionism, emphasizing the fr

the crowd attempting to stop the certification of Joe Biden's presidential election victory. The articl

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le, videos showed Stecher engaged in combat with police officers outside the Capitol, as he joined the crowd attempting to stop the certification of Joe Biden's presidential election victory. The article noted that federal prosecutors highlighted Stecher's active role in assaulting officers and attempting to

ohannon), Fox News (01/04, Nerozzi), The Guardian (01/04, Wintour), the New York Times (01/04, Yee, Saad, Schmitt), Reuters (01/04, Hafezi, Elwelly, Tanios), and the Washington Post (01/04, Taylor). Trump's Lawyers Want Special Counsel Jack Smith Held in Contempt in 2020 Election Interference Case The