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tor Patel for an update on those efforts. "In recent months, federal judges and their relatives have received anonymous deliveries to their homes," Durbin wrote in a letter to Bondi and Director Patel on Tuesday. "These deliveries are threats intended to show that those seeking to intimidate the target

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accused the Justice Department of ordering the FBI to "flag" files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case that mentioned President Donald Trump, with Durbin stating that AG Bondi instructed FBI agents to flag these files in February and March ahead of their promised release to the public. According to Du

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ction. Sen. Dick Durbin's office reportedly received information from an FBI whistleblower that around 1,000 agents were given this instruction, and Durbin has sent letters to AG Bondi and Director Patel seeking clarity on the matter. The FBI has declined to comment on the report, while President Trump

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concluded. He said the committee still intends to vote on Patel's confirmation as FBI director as early as next week. Grassley's remarks come after Durbin, the Senate Judiciary Committee's ranking Democrat, urged Grassley to delay Patel's confirmation vote Tuesday, citing what he described as "apparent

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it had removed the acting warden, Arthur Dulgov, as well as the associate warden and two other top leaders at the Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin. The Federal Bureau of Prisons said it had installed new leaders to overhaul the facility in Dublin, Calif., about 40 miles east of San Francisco. T

TON SCHEDULE EFTA01655827 IN THE NEWS Continued Reporting: Intelligence Officials Testify on Global Threats Before Senate Intelligence Committee NewsNation (03/12, Shirazi) reported that intelligence officials testified before Congress, highlighting concerns about a "fragile world order" and significant

it had removed the acting warden, Arthur Dulgov, as well as the associate warden and two other top leaders at the Federal Correctional Institution, Dublin. The Federal Bureau of Prisons said it had installed new leaders to overhaul the facility in Dublin, Calif., about 40 miles east of San Francisco. T

x News WASHINGTON SCHEDULE IN THE NEWS Continued Reporting: Intelligence Officials Testify on Global Threats Before Senate Intelligence Committee NewsNation (03/12, Shirazi) reported that intelligence officials testified before Congress, highlighting concerns about a "fragile world order" and significant