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eschool sheltered in place while police searched the area. Prosecutors said Alkhader took a ride-share vehicle to the temple from his home in nearby Schenectady. The article stated that under a deal with prosecutors, Alkhader pleaded guilty to obstructing the free exercise of religious beliefs by threat of f

ortant question of exactly what Patel did for Qatar when he was serving as a national security advisor to President Trump during the 2024 election," Norm Eisen, the group's founder and a former Trump impeachment lawyer, wrote in the letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee. "If confirmed as the head of the

onsible for law enforcement investigations into possible FARA violations. And he will be expected to carry out this duty faithfully and impartially" Eisen wrote, noting recent FARA cases involving those who failed to disclose work for the Qatari government. Coalition of Attorneys General Urges Senate

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