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6 Case Step up inquiry Into Trump Fund-Raising The New York Times (04/28, Haberman, Feuer, Swan) reported that as they investigate former President Donald J. Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, federal prosecutors have been looking into whether Mr. Trump and a range of political aides knew that he ha

as they investigate former President Donald J. Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, federal prosecutors have been looking into whether Mr. Trump and a range of political aides knew that he had lost the race but still raised money off claims that they were fighting widespread fraud in the vot

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ederal prosecutors have been looking into whether Mr. Trump and a range of political aides knew that he had

eported that as they investigate former President Donald J. Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, f

t as they investigate former President Donald J. Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, federal pr

o "opt-in" to search the 702 database and requiring attorney approval when running a batch of more than 100 queries. The article then said that Rep. Jim Nimes, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee and a leader in the reauthorization effort, called it "evidence of a real tightening up on th

eissman, also a member of Mueller's team, "sent an email to former acting Attorney General Sally Yates in late January praising her decision to defy Trump's travel ban executive order," have given President Trump's allies an "opportunity to push back" against the Russia investigation. E.J. Dionne write

n...turned up unmistakably damning material about Donald Trump, Republicans in Congress would feel obliga

1K) Sunday that evidence of coordination between President Trump's campaign and Russia is "pretty damning," The Hi

"pushed the idea of a close relationship between Mr. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, who pleaded guilty in 2008

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lance warrant on the Trump campaign." Nimes Says House Intel Panel May Subpoena Trump Jr. NBC News (12/10, 4.59M) reports on its website that Rep. Jim Nimes (D-CT) told NBC's Meet The Press Sunday that the House Intelligence Committee "is considering whether to subpoena Donald Trump Jr. to appear before

and the state-backed effort to surveil President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. According to the article, Director

article, the backpack, which contained no explosive material, was accompanied by a cardboard sign with a threatening message, including the phrase "Trump you need me" and hate speech. The article explained that a photo included in the affidavit shows the crudely lettered sign opened with, "Don't move[

ing Israeli President Isaac Herzog and President Donald Trump, as a despicable act of hatred and antisemi

report on Venezuelan gang activity to align with President Trump's statements on immigration. In his emails, Kent

Venezuelan gang activity to align with President Trump's statements on immigration. In his emails, Kent —

e gang, was not changed, but two top intelligence officials were later fired by Gabbard. The article noted that the firings were criticized by Rep. Jim Hines, who accused Gabbard's office of retaliation for producing an analysis that did not align with the President's political agenda. FBI Breaks Down Ti

and the state-backed effort to surveil President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. According to the article, Director

article, the backpack, which contained no explosive material, was accompanied by a cardboard sign with a threatening message, including the phrase "Trump you need me" and hate speech. The article explained that a photo included in the affidavit shows the crudely lettered sign opened with, "Don't move[

ing Israeli President Isaac Herzog and President Donald Trump, as a despicable act of hatred and antisemi

report on Venezuelan gang activity to align with President Trump's statements on immigration. In his emails, Kent

Venezuelan gang activity to align with President Trump's statements on immigration. In his emails, Kent —

e gang, was not changed, but two top intelligence officials were later fired by Gabbard. The article noted that the firings were criticized by Rep. Jim Himes, who accused Gabbard's office of retaliation for producing an analysis that did not align with the President's political agenda. FBI Breaks Down Ti

Bloomberg Good afternoon. Here's what you need to know to end your day. • The retail mood turned sour on dreary earnings. • People listening in on Trump's Ukraine call said things weren't right. • Want a raise? Move to Texas. Home Depot and Kohl's posted disappointing results, raising doubts about

began with two witnesses saying that Trump's Ukraine call was inappropriate. • Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman said the July 25 call between Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, which he listened in on, so alarmed him that he reported it to the White House counsel. "It was inappr

Alexander Vindman said the July 25 call between Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski

n official trip to that country. Vindman, an immigrant from Ukraine, called the offer "comical," and said he reported it to his superiors. Democrat Jim Himes accused Republicans of seeking to question Vindman's loyalty to the U.S. by raising the matter. • There sure are a lot of ribbons and badges on Lie