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il Public Affairs to subscribe to the Daily News Briefing. Mobile version and archive available here. Table of Contents IN THE NEWS • Judge Delays Trump's Hush Money Sentencing Until at Least September After High Court Immunity Ruling • Indigenous Activist Denied Parole for 1975 Killings of Two FBI

Trump's Immunity? • U.S. Deports 116 Chinese Migrants in First 'Large' Flight in Five Years • Rudy Giuliani Is Disbarred in New York for Spreading Donald Trump's 2020 Election Lies • Biden Proposes New Rule to Protect 36 Million Workers From Extreme Heat • Biden Faces Growing Doubts From Democrats About His

tion The New York Times (07/02, Feuer) reported that the special counsel Jack Smith plans to pursue his two criminal cases against former President Donald J. Trump through the election and even up until Inauguration Day if Trump wins the presidential race, according to a person familiar with Smith's thinking.

y Giuliani Is Disbarred in New York for Spreading Donald Trump's 2020 Election Lies • Biden Proposes New

11 victims criticized President Biden and former President Trump for their silence regarding new footage showing a

his two criminal cases against former President Donald J. Trump through the election and even up until Ina

. Table of Contents IN THE NEWS • Judge Delays Trump's Hush Money Sentencing Until at Least September Af

Special Counsel Is Said to Be Planning to Pursue Trump Cases Past the Election The New York Times (07/02, Feuer) reported that the special counsel Jack Smith plans to pursue his two criminal cases against former President Donald J. Trump through the election and even up until Inauguration Day if Trump wi

cords, saying he was allowed to take the material now at the heart of a Justice Department investigation. According to the article, former President Donald J. Trump admitted more directly than before on Wednesday that he knowingly removed government records from the White House and claimed that he was allowed t

he government argues that lawyers for Strzok should first depose Director Wray, suggesting that Director Wray's interview may eliminate the need for Trump's deposition. The article noted that the DOJ asserted that there are no extraordinary circumstances justifying the deposition of a current or forme

has requested a judge to delay the deposition of Donald Trump in a lawsuit brought by former FBI agent Pe

wn lawyers. The article added that the remarks by Mr. Trump at a televised CNN town hall event in New Hampsh

ation. According to the article, former President Donald J. Trump admitted more directly than before on Wedn

ector Wray's interview may eliminate the need for Trump's deposition. The article noted that the DOJ asser

town hall event in New Hampshire were the most extensive he has made in recent weeks about his handling of classified material after he left office. Jack Smith, a special counsel appointed by the Justice Department, has for months been investigating whether Mr. Trump illegally kept national defense document

p and Musk Talk About Assassination Attempt and Deportations During Glitchy Chat on X • FBI Is Investigating Suspected Iranian Hack Attempts Against Trump and Biden Campaigns • Trump Plans to Sue DOJ Over Mar-A-Lago Search and Prosecution • U.S. Prepared for Possible Significant Attacks in Middle East

that Republicans, spearheaded by former President Donald Trump's campaign, are generally claiming that violent cr

hes Investigation into Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump COUNTERTERRORISM • Former Cornell Student

a lot of opposition to people just hearing what President Trump has to say." Additional reporting on the story wa

now — as much as I like you." Musk, reflecting on Trump's resilience, remarked, "There's some real tough c

"malicious political prosecution" and "abuse of process." The article stated that the notice baselessly accuses DOJ leadership and special counsel Jack Smith of having perpetrated a "malicious political prosecution aimed at affecting an electoral outcome to prevent President Trump from being re-elected" —

Is Charged With Being an Agent of the Chinese Government • Trump to Plead Not Guilty to Charges in Revised U.S. Indictment • Federal Judge Rejects Donald Trump's Request to Intervene in Wake of Hush Money Conviction COUNTERTERRORISM • FBI Now Leading Investigation Into Series of Bomb Threats in North Dakota

3, Campbell), Forbes (09/03, Roush), The Hill (09/03, Irwin), New York Daily News (09/03, Annese, Sommerfeldt), and National Review (09/03, Quinn). Trump to Plead Not Guilty to Charges in Revised U.S. Indictment Reuters (09/03, Staff Writer) reported that former U.S. President Donald Trump, in a court

Revised U.S. Indictment • Federal Judge Rejects Donald Trump's Request to Intervene in Wake of Hush Mone

House Democrats have launched a probe into former President Trump's alleged acceptance of $10 million from the Egy

d U.S. Indictment • Federal Judge Rejects Donald Trump's Request to Intervene in Wake of Hush Money Convic

rges accusing him of attempting to overturn the 2020 election results. According to the article, the revised indictment, obtained by Special Counsel Jack Smith, maintains the same four charges from the previous indictment, including attempting to defraud the United States, obstruct congressional certificat

xplained • McConnell Didn't Reply to Romney's Text Warning About Jan. 6 • FBI Investigating Threats Made Against Local Officials After Former Pres. Trump's Arrest • Infowars Host Wants Help From Supreme Court in Capitol Riot Case • Why the FBI Is Still Searching for Hundreds of Capitol Rioters • Ill

Cann). Judge Appears to Reject Trump Bid to Talk Classified Info at Mar-A-Lago The Washington Post (09/13, Barrett) reported that former President Donald Trump, charged with mishandling national security papers, requested permission to discuss classified evidence at his Florida home, Mar-a-Lago. U.S. Distr

t (09/13, Barrett) reported that former President Donald Trump, charged with mishandling national securit

s Made Against Local Officials After Former Pres. Trump's Arrest • Infowars Host Wants Help From Supreme C

al appeals court decided that Rep. Scott Perry's communications with fellow lawmakers are immune from scrutiny by Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith. However, a judge will need to assess whether prosecutors can access hundreds of records relating to people outside Congress. According to the arti

out Joe and Hunter Biden's Ties to Ukrainian Energy Company • White House Confirms Russia Is Developing Antisatellite Weapon • District Attorney in Trump's Georgia Case Pushes Back: 'I'm Not on Trial' COUNTERTERRORISM • Man Charged With Beheading Father Carried Photos of Federal Buildings, Bomb Plans

Fentanyl Crimes CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS • Trump Makes Final Pitch to Supreme Court as It Prepares to Rule on Presidential Immunity • Jack Smith Used Donald Trump's Own Arguments Against Him: Legal Analyst • Illinois Judge to Hear Arguments on Trump Illinois Ballot Challenge • More Than 200 Jan. 6 Defendants Sa

Rule on Presidential Immunity • Jack Smith Used Donald Trump's Own Arguments Against Him: Legal Analyst

ping Antisatellite Weapon • District Attorney in Trump's Georgia Case Pushes Back: 'I'm Not on Trial' COU

ion subversion charges, asserting that former presidents should have immunity for actions taken in office. According to the article, Special Counsel Jack Smith countered, arguing against delaying Trump's pretrial proceedings before U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan, emphasizing the urgency of proceed

ording to the article, the group has been named by federal prosecutors as pivotal conspirators and leaders of the insurrection aimed at overturning Donald Trump's electoral defeat. In response to ongoing legal challenges, the Proud Boys have decentralized their leadership to reduce vulnerability to law enforce

der that special counsel Jack Smith is pushing for in the classified documents case. The article noted that in a Sunday paperless order, Cannon, the Trump appointee overseeing the former president's classified documents case in Florida, set a mid-June deadline for Trump's legal team to respond to Smit

ct Judge Aileen Cannon has given former President Donald Trump's lawyers a deadline to oppose the gag ord

Aileen Cannon has given former President Donald Trump's lawyers a deadline to oppose the gag order that s

ted that U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon has given former President Donald Trump's lawyers a deadline to oppose the gag order that special counsel Jack Smith is pushing for in the classified documents case. The article noted that in a Sunday paperless order, Cannon, the Trump appointee overseeing the for

nts Russian Spies Hiding in Plain Sight OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • House Democrats Try to Force Vote on Debt Ceiling • At Trial, Second Woman Accuses Trump of Assault • Judge Rejects Zooey Zephyr Bid to Return to Montana House • Liberal Prosecutors Tussle With State Officials Over Abortion, Drug Crimes

imir Putin. The third is Smith's investigation of Trump's role in the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection at the Capi

ticle noted that Trump is currently embroiled in three criminal probes at the federal level. Attorney General Merrick Garland tasked Special Counsel Jack Smith with looking into the classified documents Trump unlawfully kept at Mar-a-Lago months after the FBI and the National Archives requested their retur

gotten less civil, but that's just what those degenerate scumbags would say. [ABA Journal] * A nice guide to the lawyers working with Jack Smith on Trump's classified documents case. [ABC News] * No sooner did we note in this here column that New York would rewrite the rules to make criminal defense

e guide to the lawyers working with Jack Smith on Trump's classified documents case. [ABC News] * No soon

rofession has gotten less civil, but that's just what those degenerate scumbags would say. [ABA Journal] * A nice guide to the lawyers working with Jack Smith on Trump's classified documents case. [ABC News] * No sooner did we note in this here column that New York would rewrite the rules to make crimina