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d baseless doubt over President Biden's win over Donald Trump in the November election." Secret Service

ordered the DO) to release a memo that let former President Trump claim he was exonerated by the Mueller probe." C

Times investigation showed that former President Donald J. Trump's political operation had steered huge num

limate Change. • Media Analyses: Stefanik Echoes Trump's "False Narrative" About 2020 Election. • Klobuch

sident. • Arizona Gathering Aims To Spotlight Cases Of Missing, Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls. • George Conway: Giuliani May "Offer Prosecutors" Trump To "Save Himself." • Former Mob Lawyer Claims Hoffa Buried At Savannah Golf Course. OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • Biden Touts Infrastructure Plan In Fro

Times investigation showed that former President Donald J. Trump's political operation had steered huge numbers o

lt into recurring contributions through prechecked boxes." The vote came "a month after a New York Times investigation showed that former President Donald J. Trump's political operation had steered huge numbers of unwitting supporters into repeated donations through that tactic." While the commission "is divided

ums by more than 40% - from $100 to $57, on average." Gillibrand Promotes "Deeply Bipartisan" Package Aimed At Lowering Drug Prices. The Hill (5/6, Oshin, 5.69M) reports that Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) "this week touted legislation aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs for Americans, ca

sident. • Arizona Gathering Aims To Spotlight Cases Of Missing, Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls. • George Conway: Giuliani May "Offer Prosecutors" Trump To "Save Himself." • Former Mob Lawyer Claims Hoffa Buried At Savannah Golf Course. OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • Biden Touts Infrastructure Plan In Fro

Times investigation showed that former President Donald J. Trump's political operation had steered huge numbers o

M) that if Rudy Giuliani, whose residence was raided by the FBI last week, "has anything to offer prosecutors to save himself, it would have to be [Donald) Trump, the only bigger fish left." Conway says, "Federal prosecutors in Manhattan tried to get permission last fall for a Giuliani raid but were re

lt into recurring contributions through prechecked boxes." The vote came "a month after a New York Times investigation showed that former President Donald J. Trump's political operation had steered huge numbers of unwitting supporters into repeated donations through that tactic." While the commission "is divided

ordered the DOJ to release a memo that let former President Trump EFTA00149695 claim he was exonerated by the Mu

Times investigation showed that former President Donald J. Trump's political operation had steered huge num

limate Change. • Media Analyses: Stefanik Echoes Trump's "False Narrative" About 2020 Election. • Klobuch

ums by more than 40% - from $100 to $57, on average." Gillibrand Promotes "Deeply Bipartisan" Package Aimed At Lowering Drug Prices. The Hill (5/6, Oshin, 5.69M) reports that Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) "this week touted legislation aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs for Americans, ca

an. 6 Insurrection • Bennie Thompson Says Jan. 6 Hearings Helped 'Pressure' DOJ To Bring Case Against Trump • What Does the Civil Rights Statute in Trump's Potential Jan. 6 Indictment Letter Mean? • Donald Trump Facing Third of 2023 Over Capitol Riot • Is Trump Indictment in Big Jan. 6 Case Imminent?

Key Roles The New York Times (07/30, Feuer, Haberman, Protess) reported that Carlos De Oliveira and Walt Nauta, who were hired by former President Donald J. Trump despite past troubles, rely on him for their legal fees — and are now his co-defendants. The article added that the release of new details on Thursd

ump's Potential Jan. 6 Indictment Letter Mean? • Donald Trump Facing Third of 2023 Over Capitol Riot • I

uding a grand jury investigation targeting former President Trump over his role in the attack and his efforts to o

moving boxes from the room at least five times at Mr. Trump's direction. All of that took place during a cri

d Walt Nauta, who were hired by former President Donald J. Trump despite past troubles, rely on him for thei

st Trump • What Does the Civil Rights Statute in Trump's Potential Jan. 6 Indictment Letter Mean? • Donal

win), Reuters (07/30, Ahmad, Mehsud), BBC News (07/30, Davies, Durbin), The Guardian (07/30, Janjua), New York Post (07/30, Reyes), The Hill (07/30, Oshin), Independent (07/30, Drake), Al Jazeera (07/30, Staff Writer), and The Daily Beast (07/30, Uebelacker). Russia Says Two Drones Hit Buildings in Mo

an. 6 Insurrection • Bennie Thompson Says Jan. 6 Hearings Helped 'Pressure' DOJ To Bring Case Against Trump • What Does the Civil Rights Statute in Trump's Potential Jan. 6 Indictment Letter Mean? • Donald Trump Facing Third of 2023 Over Capitol Riot • Is Trump Indictment in Big Jan. 6 Case Imminent?

Key Roles The New York Times (07/30, Feuer, Haberman, Protess) reported that Carlos De Oliveira and Walt Nauta, who were hired by former President Donald J. Trump despite past troubles, rely on him for their legal fees — and are now his co-defendants. The article added that the release of new details on Thursd

ump's Potential Jan. 6 Indictment Letter Mean? • Donald Trump Facing Third of 2023 Over Capitol Riot • I

ding a grand jury investigation targeting former President Trump over his role in the attack and his efforts to ov

low-level workers like Mr. De Oliveira — lacking Mr. Trump's reserves of power, fame, and money — have becom

d Walt Nauta, who were hired by former President Donald J. Trump despite past troubles, rely on him for thei

st Trump • What Does the Civil Rights Statute in Trump's Potential Jan. 6 Indictment Letter Mean? • Donal

in), Reuters (07/30, Ahmad, Mehsud), BBC News (07/30, Davies, Durbin), The Guardian (07/30, Janjua), New York Post (07/30, Reyes), The Hill (07/30, Oshin), Independent (07/30, Drake), Al Jazeera (07/30, Staff Writer), and The Daily Beast (07/30, Uebelacker). Russia Says Two Drones Hit Buildings in Mo

. 6 allegedly communicated with members of former President Trump's family and administration. According to the ar

this week whether to charge Mark Meadows, Donald Trump's final White House chief of staff, with criminal

ok Jonathan Stinnett into custody and charged him with kidnapping. Stinnett and his fiancée were babysitting a girl and took her to a local park and McDonald's on Nov. 11. According to the article, the girl's mother reportedly told Stinnett and his fiancée to have the girl home by 7 p.m. The mother phone

8, Pengelly) reported that the House select committee investigating the Capitol attack is likely to decide this week whether to charge Mark Meadows, Donald Trump's final White House chief of staff, with criminal contempt of Congress, a key panel member said. "I think we will probably make a decision this week o

e Union. The article also noted that Schiff said he was concerned about the Department of Justice, for a perceived lack of interest in investigating Trump's actions, including asking officials in Georgia to "find" votes which would overturn his defeat by Joe Biden. "I am concerned that there does not

decide this week whether to charge Mark Meadows, Donald Trump's final White House chief of staff, with cr

Many outlets worldwide reported on the emergence of the Omicron variant, including CBS News (11/28, Quinn), Forbes (11/28, Drake), The Hill (11/28, Oshin), Politico (11/28, Bice), Fox News (11/28, Blitzer), CNBC (11/28, Bursztynsky), Business Insider (11/28, Staff Writer), HuffPast (11/28, Golgowsky),

Meadows Cooperates With January 6 House Panel After Talk of Contempt Vote The Associated Press (11/30, Jalonick, Tucker) reported that Mark Meadows, Donald Trump's former chief of staff, is cooperating with a House panel investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, putting off the panel's threat to hold him

the Jan 6 Capitol riot. According to the article, Chansley became a symbol of the insurrection, when hundreds of other supporters of then-President Trump disrupted the ongoing confirmation of the election victory of President Biden. The article noted that the appeal came after Chansley replaced his d

30, Jalonick, Tucker) reported that Mark Meadows, Donald Trump's former chief of staff, is cooperating wi

ection, when hundreds of other supporters of then-President Trump disrupted the ongoing confirmation of the electi

onick, Tucker) reported that Mark Meadows, Donald Trump's former chief of staff, is cooperating with a Hou

Albert, Freiman, Reardon), Reuters (11/30, Szekely), United Press International (11/30, Haynes, Coote), CNN (11/30, Vera, Romine), The Hill (11/30, Oshin), HuffPost (11/30, Ruiz-Grossman, Visser, Russo), Washington Examiner (11/30, Seven), Forbes (11/30, Walsh), The Guardian (11/30, Yang) and Newsweek

cus of much of the coverage was the President's moves to shift blame for the situation to others, such as the Afghan government and former President Donald Trump. The CBS Evening News (8/16, 6:35 p.m. EST, story 2, 3:00, O'Donnell, 3.55M) reported President Biden "said today that staying in Afghanistan is no

e to fight a war that the Afghans won't fight themselves." ABC (Ramos) added, "President Biden pointing fingers at his predecessor, former President Trump, who had already negotiated a deal with the Taliban, reducing the number of American troops from 15,000 to 2,500 by May 1st." The President was show

uch as the Afghan government and former President Donald Trump. The CBS Evening News (8/16, 6:35 p.m. EST

iden pointing fingers at his predecessor, former President Trump, who had already negotiated a deal with the Talib

ngton Post (8/16, 10.52M) it was former President Trump's "fondest hope...in his final days in office to w

vehicles near the airport." Numerous other outlets also ran reports on the scenes at the airport, such as USA Today (8/16, 12.7M), The Hill (8/16, Oshin, 5.69M), and the Daily Mail (UK) (8/16, Smith, Ibbetson, 4.11M), which covered the situation extensively. Media: Chaotic Airport Scenes My Be Iconic

Nord Stream Sanctions Waiver. • Blinken Says US Not Seeking To Purchase Greenland. • Rouhani: Biden Has Agreed To Lift Sanctions On Iran Imposed By Trump. • US Imposes Sanctions On Yemeni Houthi Military Leaders. • Russia And Iran Competing For Syrian Oil, Mining, And Construction Projects. • Africa

at he would be willing to testify before an independent commission investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection about his conversation with then- President Donald Trump as the attack on the Capitol unfolded." McCarthy told reporters, "Sure, next question." The Washington Post (5/20, 10.52M) says McCarthy is one of s

ction about his conversation with then- President Donald Trump as the attack on the Capitol unfolded." McC

is mental and moral impotence." Those who "resist Trump's will know they will be singled out by name. They

whether anyone who spoke with Trump on Jan. 6 should testify." Trump Blasts "Wayward" House Republicans Who Voted For Commission. The Hill (5/20, Oshin, 5.69M) reports Trump on Thursday "took aim" at the 35 House Republicans who voted to establish the commission. Trump said in a statement, "See, 35

k, "An impassioned supporter of former president Donald Trump, on trial for allegedly advocating the 'sla

ners." In the final months of his tenure, former President Trump "ordered almost all of the 700 US troops that wer

Suggests He Espoused Nazi Ideals. The Washington Post (4/22, Jacobs, 10.52M) reports from New York, "An impassioned supporter of former president Donald Trump, on trial for allegedly advocating the 'slaughter' of influential Democrats after the U.S. Capitol riot, also espoused Nazi ideology and suggested t

gedly advocating the 'slaughter' of influential Democrats after the U.S. Capitol riot, also espoused Nazi ideology and suggested to his father that Trump should override the election results and declare the United States a dictatorship as Adolf Hitler did in Germany generations ago, according to evide

and their families ever again." FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS US Charges Three In Scheme To Get $14M In COVID-Relief Loans. The Hill (4/22, Oshin, 5.69M) reports, "Three men from Texas and Oregon were charged in an apparent scheme to get $14 million from COVID-relief loans." The Hill adds, "Ac