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saying they will use the lame duck period to ramp up their probes." Opinion: Prosecutors May Accelerate Hunter Biden Probe During Lame Duck Period. Jonathan Turley, the EFTA00137148 Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University, writes in an op-ed in The Hill <https://thehill.corn/

next." The AP <https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-ap-fact-check-joe-biden-donald-trump-technology- 13c104367924138192b4fcecf334f7806> (11/12, Swenson, Seitz) reports the President on Thursday "falsely claimed on Twitter that an election technology firm `deleted' large numbers of his votes or `swit

saying they will use the lame duck period to ramp up their probes." Opinion: Prosecutors May Accelerate Hunter Biden Probe During Lame Duck Period. Jonathan Turley, the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University, writes in an op-ed in The Hill (11/12, 2.98M) that prosecutors involv

story of his exit from the White House, he hopes to keep his millions of supporters energized and engaged for whatever comes next." The AP (11/12, Swenson, Seitz) reports the President on Thursday "falsely claimed on Twitter that an election technology firm `deleted' large numbers of his votes or `swit

sitivity to gasoline prices likely was not worth the $5 million collected from Colonial. More Commentary. In his column for The Hill (5/15, 5.69M), Jonathan Turley criticizes the Administration for failing to label the Colonial hackers as terrorists. CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS At Least 411 Suspects Have Been "Swep

eaks of the virus, in the United States and worldwide." Anti-Vaccine Advocates Embrace Social Media To Spread Misinformation Online. The AP (5/14, Swenson, Dupuy) reports that from "a movie prop master in Texas to a professor in New York, people across the country have found themselves swept into the m

l use the lame duck period to ramp up their probes." EFTA01658744 Opinion: Prosecutors May Accelerate Hunter Biden Probe During Lame Duck Period. Jonathan Turley, the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University, writes in an op-ed in The Hill (11/12, 2.98M) that prosecutors involv

story of his exit from the White House, he hopes to keep his millions of supporters energized and engaged for whatever comes next." The AP (11/12, Swenson, Seitz) reports the President on Thursday "falsely claimed on Twitter that an election technology firm `deleted' large numbers of his votes or `swit