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1/20, Mallin) reported that the Department of Justice initially stated that the full grand jury did not review the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, but later reversed this claim, saying the grand jury did vote on the two-count indictment. According to the article, the reversal came after Comey'

Comey, but later reversed this claim, saying the grand jury did vote on the two-count indictment. According to the article, the reversal came after Comey's attorney, Michael Dreeben, argued that the issue with the grand jury indictment required the judge to throw out the case. The article noted that

pledged to "follow the law" and release additional files within 30 days while Democrats accused her of planning to conceal information, citing past DOJ-FBI EFTA01655551 claims that no incriminating Epstein "client list" existed, and Republican leaders said they expect DOJ to balance transparency with

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called to give depositions at the House Oversight Committee in December. The depositions are part of a GOP-led probe into Jeffrey Epstein, with Rep. James Comer warning that avoiding them would defy congressional subpoenas. The article explained that both Bill Clinton and President Donald Trump had friendshi

nced it had no evidence linking Epstein's alleged trafficking ring to numerous high-profile associates, and that the new law mandates the release of DOJ-FBI records by mid-December. Bloomberg (11/21, Leopold) added that the FBI deployed uniformed police officers to guard its Central Records Complex in Wi

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