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the majority of those facing criminal charges were not known members of self- styled militias or other organized extremist groups." CBS News (5/14, McDonald, 5.39M) reports, "Plea discussions have begun for some of the more than 400 defendants facing charges in connection with the January 6 Capitol attac

s Discern Political Challenge From Inflation Uptick. • Budget Deficit Climbed To $1.9T During Fiscal Year's First Seven Months. • Biden Revokes Six Trump Executive Orders. • Public Health Officials Shift Goal From Saving Doses To Vaccinating Anyone "Who Wants The Shot." • Experts Debate Best Way To Q

e monuments in 2020." The Times describes Biden's actions as "hardly unexpected," but says they "represented a broad repudiation of former President Donald J. Trump, and his practice of using executive orders to advance his political agenda." NPR (5/14, Wise, 3.69M) EFTA00160784 reports on its website that Tr

d a half months after insurrectionists supporting Donald Trump stormed the Capitol, the House is still co

ouie Gohmert (R-Texas), a staunch ally of former President Trump, argued Friday there was no evidence that the Jan

adership purge that targeted a leading critic of Mr. Trump, the former president's was one of the first name

presented a broad repudiation of former President Donald J. Trump, and his practice of using executive order

rgas, 10.52M) reports that Barry Morphew "echoed Trump's false claims of election fraud as the motivation

to defraud an investor of up to $2.1 million." Collis Robert Todd, "aka C. Robert Todd, aka Collis Todd, aka Robert Todd, aka Robert C. Todd, 64, of Jesup, pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud before U.S. District Judge Marc Treadwell. `Todd deceived an investor into believing the investor's mone

rrect." EFTA00149566 The AP (7/6) reports that President Trump on Monday "mocked" the Washington Redskins and t

and its role in a sport whose mostly white fans Mr. Trump remains popular with, was the latest remark by t

k Probe. OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • Media Reports: Trump's Criticism Of NASCAR, Wallace Part Of An Effort To

Protecting Criminals. OTHER FBI NEWS • Federal Prosecutors Discussed "Burying" Evidence In New York Probe. OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • Media Reports: Trump's Criticism Of NASCAR, Wallace Part Of An Effort To Stoke Racial Tensions, Rally His Base. • Trump Slams Media For Allegedly Ignoring Declining COV

k Sioux Tribe and delivering a blow to President Donald Trump's efforts to weaken public health and environmenta

led at a young age because his mother fell ill and his hard-charging, real- estate-developer father made no effort to take over childrearing duties. 'Donald is much as he was at three years old: incapable of growing, learning or evolving, unable to regulate his emotions, moderate his responses, or take

aves him at greater risk of death if he catches coronavirus, that his chances of being infected behind bars are high, and that the prison complex in Jesup, Ga., where he is supposed to serve his term is now reporting a half-dozen cases of the virus among inmates and three among staff." Fitton: Judici

alleged instigators." Barr "said that the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force is focusing on extremist groups that are potentially behind the riots' Trump Says He May Have To Act To Stop Violence In Cities. President Trump said in an interview on Fox News' Hannity (7/9, 535K), "New York City is not rec

oomberg (7/9, 4.73M) reports Attorney General William Barr "said a criminal investigation into whether FBI officials acted improperly while probing Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and his associates may produce some results by the end of summer." Barr said during a new conference on Thursday in Litt

ing the criminal prosecution against US President Donald Trump's former adviser Michael Flynn on Thursday

ys He May Have To Act To Stop Violence In Cities. President Trump said in an interview on Fox News' Hannity (7/9,

for example, referred to "a stunning defeat for Mr. Trump but a decision that probably means the records wi

criminal prosecution against US President Donald Trump's former adviser Michael Flynn on Thursday asked a

entencing judge." Stone "asked a federal appeals court in Washington to extend to Sept. 3 the date on which he must surrender to a federal prison in Jesup, Ga." The court gave him until Friday to respond to the department's directive. The New York Post (7/9, Fredericks, 4.57M) recounts, meanwhile, that