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e of whom took photos of stairwells, security checkpoints, and entry points to the Capitol. Loudermilk contends that no one on the tour entered the Capitol after it was breached. The Georgia Republican released letters, videos, and a timeline of events focused on his situation. The article noted that De

s never formally accused by the committee of any wrongdoing. Donald Trump Is Back on Social Media, and Nobody Knows What Happens Next CNBC (03/29, Vanian) reported that Donald Trump has warned of "potential death and destruction" if he is indicted for a crime. According to the article, the former U.S.

p refused to pick a side in the Ukraine conflict, avoided clarity on his abortion stance, and sympathized with those convicted of the 6 January 2021 Capitol attack, pledging to pardon "many" of them. The article noted that despite being pressed on these topics, Trump's evasive responses and his continued

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Release The Washington Examiner (05/21, Deese, Green) reported that the public may soon know more about unanswered questions surrounding the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, an unexplained pipe bomb threat that day, and the state-backed effort to surveil President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. According to the arti

and more painful for cyber criminals to operate." Additional reporting on the story was provided by Bleeping Computer (05/21, Gatlan), CNBC (05/21, Vanian), Microsoft (05/21, Staff Writer), Nextgov (05/21, Dimolfetta), The Register (05/21, Lyons), United Press International (05/21, Heuer), USA Today (

Release The Washington Examiner (05/21, Deese, Green) reported that the public may soon know more about unanswered questions surrounding the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, an unexplained pipe bomb threat that day, and the state-backed effort to surveil President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. According to the arti

ul for cyber criminals to operate." Additional reporting on the EFTA01655966 story was provided by Bleeping Computer (05/21, Gatlan), CNBC (05/21, Vanian), Microsoft (05/21, Staff Writer), Nextgov (05/21, Dimolfetta), The Register (05/21, Lyons), United Press International (05/21, Heuer), USA Today (