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ay Set to Visit India First Visit in 12 Years • Trump Says He Won't Testify Again at His New York Fraud Trial • Appeals Court Upholds Gag Order on Trump in Washington Case but Narrows Restrictions on His Speech • Federal Law Enforcement Agencies Release Little Use-Of-Force Data COUNTERTERRORISM EF

Sunday asked the judge handling former President Donald J. Trump's trial on charges of plotting to overturn the 20

est to Freeze Election Case The New York Times (12/10, Feuer) reported that federal prosecutors on Sunday asked the judge handling former President Donald J. Trump's trial on charges of plotting to overturn the 2020 election to reject his request to freeze the case in its entirety as Trump appeals her recent ruli

s (12/10, Sisak, Colvin) reported that on Sunday, Donald Trump said he has decided against testifying for

Trump lawyer Christopher Kise said Sunday that, "President Trump has already testified. There is really nothing m

Sunday asked the judge handling former President Donald J. Trump's trial on charges of plotting to overturn

OL VIOLENCE NEWS • Prosecutors Ask Judge to Deny Trump's Request to Freeze Election Case • Jack Smith See

She's charged with second-degree attempted arson and interference with government property. The historic site is now a museum owned and operated by the National Park Service. NBC News (12/08, Burke, Cusumano) reported that the FBI said it was aware of the incident, but could not comment further. The New York Times (12/0

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

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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

until Edwin Bailey started advertising an auction for the piece online. The article mentioned that the EFTA01660759 advertisement led agents from the National Park Service and the FBI to start investigating and, eventually, to show up at Bailey's auction house for the watch. Continued Reporting: FBI IT Support Service

Daily News Staff In recognition of Veterans Day, the National Park Service has designated Saturday, Sunday and Monday as a “

- thing out. Except possibly Gov. Rick Perry, who celebrated the president’s re-elec- tion by demanding the repeal of Obamacare. And then there was Donald Trump, who tweeted during the vote count: “Lets fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice! The world is taughing at us.” Actually Trump

Trump, who tweeted during the vote count: “Lets fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice! The world is taughing at us.” Actually Trump has no conceivable impact on anything. I just wanted to take this opportumity to reminisce about the time he sent me an irate, handwrit- ten message

waks’ senior tailback tandem of Chris Cilliers and David McDonald. Cilliers pounded his way to two rushing touchdowns and a receiving touchdown, and McDonald led the team with 75 rushing yards on seven carries. At 210 pounds, Cilliers can easily shed routine tackles. “He’s a big, strong guy,” Donovan said

r guys have to realize that you have to adjust for that type of running back. We can’t expect to wrap him up high and take him down.” At 170 pounds, McDonald offers a speedy change of pace. But he won't shy away from contact. “They're tough guys to bring down,” Neely said. “They’re bruis- ers and it’s gon