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tigations, said he stepped aside over differences with a Trump adviser, Boris Epshteyn. According to the article, a conflict inside former President Donald J. Trump's legal team erupted into public view on Saturday as one of his former lawyers went on television to attack one of his current lawyers, who has been

m, Boris Epshteyn. According to the article, Parlatore revealed that irreconcilable differences with Epshteyn led to his departure from representing Trump in the special counsel's investigations into Trump's handling of classified documents and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The article noted t

lic conflict has erupted within former President Donald Trump's legal team, as one of his former lawyers,

o the article, a conflict inside former President Donald J. Trump's legal team erupted into public view on Saturda

aited report on the FBI investigation into former President Trump's ties to Russia is "damning." The article menti

latore, withdrew this past week from representing Mr. Trump in the special counsel's investigations into his

o the article, a conflict inside former President Donald J. Trump's legal team erupted into public view on S

flict has erupted within former President Donald Trump's legal team, as one of his former lawyers, Timothy

, Staff Writer), BBC News (05/19, Wendling), Associated Press (05/19, Kunzelman, Whitehurst, Richer), Business Insider (05/19, Goodwin), CNN (05/19, Sneed), NBC News (05/19, Reilly), and the Wall Street Journal (05/19, Barber) also reported on the story. Debt Limit Talks Start, Stop As Republicans, Wh

HE NEWS • Justice Department Tells Texas That Floating Barrier On Rio Grande Raises Humanitarian Concerns • Judge Sets A Trial Date For Next May In Trump's Classified Documents Case In Florida • Director Wray Defends FISA, Says Law Used to 'Detect and Thwart' Chinese Hacking COUNTERTERRORISM • Man Who

Artifacts Meant for a White House Party Ended Up at Mar-A-Lago. Awkwardness Ensued. CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS • Before Jan. 6, Mark Meadows Joked About Trump's Election Claims • Georgia Governor Contacted By Trump Special Counsel In 2020 Probe • Judge Rejects Jail For Oath Keepers' Jan. 6 'Operations Coo

imes (07/23, Thrush, Protess, Feuer, Goldman) reported that Jack Smith, the special counsel overseeing criminal investigations into former President Donald J. Trump, employs 40 to 60 career prosecutors, paralegals, and support staff, augmented by a rotating cast of FBI agents and technical specialists, according

d a trial date for next May for former President Donald Trump in a case charging him with illegally retai

ate "a major setback to the DOJ's crusade to deny President Trump a fair legal process" and said the "extensive sc

l these efforts and their concurrent expenses is Mr. Trump's own behavior — his unwillingness to accept the

ing criminal investigations into former President Donald J. Trump, employs 40 to 60 career prosecutors, para

ter the Republican nominee is clear — though before that person is officially nominated at the Republican National Convention. CNN (07/21, Polantz, Sneed, Scannell) reported that a pretrial hearing in the case will be held on May 14. If that timeline holds, the article continued, then the trial would

losed who the targets would be or whether former President Trump would be among them. The article added that the c

, former Congressman and current CEO of President Trump's Truth Social, Devin Nunes, alleged in an intervi

moved closer to disciplining Rudy Giuliani, handing down a preliminary determination that he acted unethically while representing former President Donald Trump in postelection litigation. The article stated that Robert Bernius, the chairman of a three-person committee hearing ethics charges against Mr. Giul

e criminal referrals to the Justice Department recommending prosecution, but has not disclosed who the targets would be or whether former President Trump would be among them. The article added that the committee has focused squarely on Trump and efforts by the then-president in the weeks before the at

unethically while representing former President Donald Trump in postelection litigation. The article sta

"his law license to undermine the legitimacy of a presidential election." The story was also reported on by Reuters (12/15, Goudsward), CNN (12/15, Sneed), Business Insider (12/15, Sheth), NBC News (12/15, Concepcion), ABC News (12/15, Katersky), Bloomberg (12/15, Tillman), The Independent (12/15, Ma

• Florida Couple Pleads Guilty to Charges Related to Actions During Jan. 6 Capitol Breach • Special Counsel Scrutinizing February 2020 Meeting Where Trump Praised U.S. Election Security Protections • Unanswered Questions About Trump's Looming Jan. 6 Indictment • Former Trump DOJ Official Richard Dono

rturn the 2020 election results. GOP Field's Jan. 6 Tightrope Axios (07/24, Basu) reported that leading GOP candidates are struggling to respond to Donald Trump's potential third indictment related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, treading a delicate line between condemning Trump and satisfying their base. Accordi

ent Independent (07/24, Sommerlad) reported that Donald Trump is likely to face his third indictment this

investigating a February 2020 meeting where then-President Trump praised the security of U.S. elections, suggestin

curity Protections • Unanswered Questions About Trump's Looming Jan. 6 Indictment • Former Trump DOJ Off

NCE NEWS EFTA00160543 Special Counsel Received Documents From Giuliani Team That Tried To Find Fraud After 2020 Election CNN (07/24, Reid, Cohen, Sneed) reported that the special counsel Jack Smith received documents related to debunked conspiracies and unfounded claims about the 2020 election fraud

vailable here. Table of Contents IN THE NEWS • The U.S. Is Bracing for Complex, Fast-Moving Threats to Elections This Year, Director Wray Warns • Trump's Jan. 6 Trial Falls Into Doubt as Supreme Court Takes up Immunity Claims • FBI Raids Two Homes Owned by Top Aide to New York City Mayor Eric Adams

Trial to 2025, While Prosecutors Push for July The Washington Post (02/29, Stein, Barrett) reported that federal prosecutors have proposed delaying Donald Trump's classified documents trial in Florida to July 8, pending the Supreme Court's decision on his presidential immunity claim, while Trump's legal team i

d that federal prosecutors have proposed delaying Donald Trump's classified documents trial in Florida to

t the Supreme Court's decision to consider former President Trump's claims of criminal immunity has thrown the tim

ts to Elections This Year, Director Wray Warns • Trump's Jan. 6 Trial Falls Into Doubt as Supreme Court Ta

RIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS Special Counsel Wants to Know if Potential Jurors in Classified Documents Case Believe 2020 Election Was Stolen CNN (02/29, Sneed, Rabinowitz) reported that prosecutors want to ask potential jurors in the Mar-a- Lago classified documents case against former President Donald Trum

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

reme Court ruling on presidential immunity. Additional reporting on the story was provided by Fox News (09/03, Vacchiano, Spunt, Betz), CNN (09/03, Sneed, Polantz), NBC News (09/03, Barnes, Gregorian), CNBC (09/03, Breuninger), the Washington Examiner (09/03, Knox), the Daily Mail (09/03, Earle), The

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

ave pleaded not guilty, and any future sharing of classified information with them will be determined by specific court orders. CNN (09/13, Polantz, Sneed, Rabinowitz), The Hill (09/13, Beitsch), CNBC (09/13, Mangan), Bloomberg (09/13, Tillman), The Daily Beast (09/13, Ramirez), Independent (09/13, O'C

results so far speak for themselves — and we are Just getting started!' The article highlighted that the bureau has shifted resources to reflect the Trump administration's priorities of targeting Mexican drug cartels and Central American gangs, and FBI agents have had to help with immigration enforceme

volving New York Attorney General Letitia James. It's the first known criminal probe of a law enforcement official who took action against President Donald Trump. The ankle added that one of the transactions involves the 2023 purchase of a home in Virginia that James said in transaction documents would be her

ement official who took action against President Donald Trump. The ankle added that one of the transactio

and 658 employees in the attack, is accompanying President Trump to Saudi Arabia, and the families hope he will u

eporting on the story was provided by the Associated Press (05/10, Har), Rinomherejaw (05/09, Poritz, Purifoy), fRS News (05/09, Walsh), CNN (05/09, Sneed), Courriumea, /less (05/09, Gennaro),Enxlients (05/10, Mlon),JA Times (05/09, Har), Law360 (05/09, (stinger), fat= (05/10, Um), NBC News (05/10, Grum

rom Stanford, and her elite degree and father's prestige played a role that people in most rags to riches stories don't have.... A similar story to Donald Trump, who likes to suggest that he is self-made while playing down the fact that he inherited his father's $2oo million real estate empire and that four

herited his father's $2oo million real estate empire and that four of his companies went bankrupt. It always amuses me that people like Fiorina and Trump who are born on third base always believe that they have hit a home run. Chalk One Up to the Good Guys Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet wins Nob

riches stories don't have.... A similar story to Donald Trump, who likes to suggest that he is self-made

was appointed deputy U.S. attorney general under President Richard M. Nixon, and served as a longtime federal appeals court judge in San Francisco. Sneed was a prominent conservative judge who helped to select Kenneth Starr to investigate the Clintons' Whitewater investments. He was known for his stro