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aspel and Defense Secretary Mark Esper" if he is reelected, according to "two people who've discussed these officials' fates with the president tell Axios." Axios says if Trump wins, "no matter the margin," he will be "embolden[ed]...to ax anyone he sees as constraining him from enacting desired polic

d With Sexual Assault Of Child. Financial Crime & Corporate Scandals • Judge Orders Securities Fraud Case Against Texas Attorney General To Move To Paxton's Home County. • Attorneys For LA Lawmaker To Challenge Federal Court's Grand Juror Selection Methods. • US Charges Costa Rican Man In $1M Lottery

Mexican army and is placing some of the blame on officials in the US. OTHER FBI NEWS Trump Plans To Fire Wray, Haspel, Esper If He Is Reelected. Axios (10/25, Swan, Treene, 521K) reports President Trump will "move to immediately fire FBI Director Christopher Wray and also expects to replace CIA Dir

d With Sexual Assault Of Child. FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS • Judge Orders Securities Fraud Case Against Texas Attorney General To Move To Paxton's Home County. • Attorneys For LA Lawmaker To Challenge Federal Court's Grand Juror Selection Methods. • US Charges Costa Rican Man In $1M Lottery

visibly in their attack on the Capitol last month: There's a new sheriff in town." Reuters (2/22, Chiacu), the New York Post (2/22, Nelson, 7.45M), Axios (2/22, Allassan, 1.26M), Politico (2/22, LeVine, Gerstein, 6.73M), The Hill (2/22, Carney, Beitsch, 5.69M), Roll Call (2/22, Ruger, 130K), and the

xas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R), who is "in charge of consumer protection left to take an out-of-state trip." According to a campaign spokesman Paxton "left the state during the middle of the power outage crisis to meet with a fellow attorney general in Utah" for a "previously planned meeting." His

suspected Chinese spy, Christine Fang, Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) "insisted that the FBI said he did nothing wrong and he learned nothing new since" Axios reported in December that Fang allegedly attempt to target up-and-coming local politicians. He added, "Republicans were briefed on this conduct, th

th several other states under the former administration." The Houston Chronicle (1/26, Goldenstein, 982K) reports that the "nationwide order marks Paxton's first win in what he's predicted will be a string of legal action against the Biden EFTA00148107 administration." The Chronicle calls the ruling

(11/10, Stohr, Wheeler, Robinson, 4.73M), the Los Angeles Times (11/10, Savage, Levey, 4.64M), the New York Daily News (11/10, Sommerfeldt, 2.52M), Axios (11/10, Baker, 521K), The Hill (11/10, Kruzel, 2.98M), and the Fox News (11/10, Olson, 27.59M) and CNBC (11/10, Higgins, 3.62M) websites are among

g in an FBI case on behalf of "longtime friend" and real estate investor Nate Paul in "a newly released deposition in a court case." The Times says Paxton "has been the attack dog of Texas Republicans' aggressive conservative agenda, taking on high-profile legal battles that made him popular with the T

to take military action to prevent further attacks. The story was also reported on by ABC News (01/17, Martinez), Al Jazeera (01/18, Staff Writer), Axios (01/17, Falconer), CBS News (01/17, Watson), CNN (01/17, Britzky, Liebermann), Fox News (01/17, Price), The Guardian (01/17, Wintour), The Hill (01/

ails from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack at the US Capitol. According to the article, the court ruled against Paxton, affirming the trial court's order and stating that state laws grant jurisdiction to district courts to order a government body to make information

g on the story was provided by Reuters (01/26, Harte), Wall Street Journal (01/26, Vielkind), The Hill (01/26, Polus), Rolling Stone (01/26, Bort), Axios (01/26, Habeshian), Politico (01/26, Reisman), Fox News (01/26, Casiano), New York Post (01/26, Golden), The Guardian (01/26, Pengelly), and Salon (

Attorney General announced that he was no longer contesting the civil lawsuit EFTA00160286 brought by four whistleblowers, which ultimately led to Paxton's impeachment in the Texas House. The article mentioned that the whistleblowers filed suit against the Attorney General's Office claiming they were

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ermine whether the Republican is removed from office winds down. The article added that attorneys for the bipartisan group of lawmakers prosecuting Paxton's impeachment rested their case Wednesday after a woman who was expected to testify about an extramarital affair with Paxton made a sudden appearanc

08/05, Ewing, Cheney), New York Times (08/05, Gold), CNN (08/05, Grayer), Al Jazeera (08/05, Staff Writer), Washington Post (08/OS, Goba, Roebuck), Axios (08/OS, Santaliz), Associated Press (08/05, Groves), The Hill (08/05, Brooks), NBC News (08/05, Asghar, Gregorian, Atkins), Fox News (08/05, Elkind)

thout a quorum, preventing legislative activity from proceeding. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Gov. Greg Abbott are also taking action, with Paxton seeking judicial orders to declare the absent Democrats' offices vacated and Abbott filing a petition to remove one of the lawmakers from office. Th

g on the story was provided by Reuters (01/26, Harte), Wall Street Journal (01/26, Vielkind), The Hill (01/26, Polus), Rolling Stone (01/26, Bort), Axios (01/26, Habeshian), Politico (01/26, Reisman), Fox News (01/26, Casiano), New York Post (01/26, Golden), The Guardian (01/26, Pengelly), and Salon (

Attorney General announced that he was no longer contesting the civil lawsuit EFTA01655758 brought by four whistleblowers, which ultimately led to Paxton's impeachment in the Texas House. The article mentioned that the whistleblowers filed suit against the Attorney General's Office claiming they were