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ading law enforcement officers on a chase and crashing into a snowbank." Savannah "was discovered by officers with the Lonoke Police Department in a McDonald's parking lot in Lonoke, Arkansas. Around 8 p.m. on Saturday, officers spotted a Dodge SUV driven by the kidnapper, 38-year-old William Robert Ice

Children. EFTA00148035 • Klain Is In Frequent Contact With Progressives. • Biden Raised $22.1M For Transition. • White House Aides Say Ignoring Trump Is Easier Now That Biden Is President. • NYTimes' Rogers: Washington Weekends Have Returned To Normal Under Biden. • EPA Reverses Course, Backs Eth

rk Times (2/22, Al, Liptak, Rashbaum, Protess, Weiser, 20.6M) reports the Supreme Court on Monday "rejected a last-ditch attempt by former President Donald J. Trump to shield his financial records, issuing a brief, unsigned order that ended Mr. Trump's bitter 18-month battle to stop prosecutors in Manhattan fro

using the power of the agency to help President Donald Trump politically." The Washington Post (2/22, B

cords, issuing a brief, unsigned order that ended Mr. Trump's bitter 18-month battle to stop prosecutors in

rejected a last-ditch attempt by former President Donald J. Trump to shield his financial records, issuing a

political foes. Very few GOP lawmakers mentioned Trump's Justice Department, and the accusations Attorney

: Make Domestic Terrorism A Federal Crime. In an op-ed for USA Today (2/22, 12.7M), Brian O'Hare, president of the FBI Agents Association, writes, "The FBI Agents Association supports a law that creates penalties for those violent acts that meet the definition of domestic terrorism already included in the federal crimina

= Green Reference: AirNow.gov NATIONAL WEATHFR SERVICE Mostly sunny, with a high near 87. SIGNIFICANT NEWS EVENTS Continued Reporting: President Trump Won't Recommend Special Counsel in Epstein Investigation The Associated Press (07/17, Tucker) reported that the controversy surrounding the handling

poll. Only 17% of Americans approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the Epstein case, with 35% of Republ

poll. Only 17% of Americans approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the Epstein case, with 35% o

7. SIGNIFICANT NEWS EVENTS Continued Reporting: President Trump Won't Recommend Special Counsel in Epstein Invest

Only 17% of Americans approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the Epstein case, with 35% of Republ

e article, the judge found the risk of the justice Department disclosing the names of FBI agents to be "too speculative" to allow the agents to sue. The FBI Agents Association expressed disappointment in the ruling and is reviewing its legal options, citing concerns over agent safety and potential retaliation from individu

vailable here. Table of Contents IN THE NEWS • President Trump Says He's Placing Washington Police Under Federal

Ripped on Social Media Over tonkers' Reactions to Trump's DC Crime Plan: 'Massive Liar' • Pilot, Three Pa

Email Public Affairs to subscribe to the Daily News Briefing. Mobile version and archive available here. Table of Contents IN THE NEWS • President Trump Says He's Placing Washington Police Under Federal Control • Democratic Whistleblower Told FBI That Adam Schiff Approved Classified Leaks to Target T

Dunleavy) reported that a Democratic whistleblower reported to the FBI that Adam Schiff approved leaking classified information to target President Donald Trump. According to the article, the whistleblower, a staffer on the House Intelligence Committee, claimed to have attended a meeting where Schiff gave th

aking classified information to target President Donald Trump. According to the article, the whistleblowe

and abuse of power, with Democrats arguing that these moves are part of a broader pattern of "weaponization" of the DOJ and intelligence community. The FBI Agents Association criticized the firings as unlawful. "The FBI Agents Association strongly condemns today's unlawful firing of FBI Special Agents. These Agents were c

mentary COUNTERTERRORISM • Continued Reporting: New Orleans Ramps up Security for Super Bowl Just Weeks After Terror Attack • Continued Reporting: Trump's Pick to Lead the National Counterterrorism Center Has Called Jan. 6 Rioters 'Political Prisoners' • Continued Reporting: U.S. Court Convicts Foun

on Monday. In his responses, Patel repeatedly denied any involvement in or direction of any of the FBI firings that have taken place since President Donald Trump's inauguration, including those that have occurred since Patel's Jan. 30 confirmation hearing. The article stated that when asked more broadly whethe

roy Baltimore Power Grid • Continued Reporting: Donald Trump Reveals Dead-Man's Switch in Case of Iran A

Minutes' Interview With Kamala Harris • What Do President Trump's Immigration-Related Executive Orders Do? BIG P

Weeks After Terror Attack • Continued Reporting: Trump's Pick to Lead the National Counterterrorism Center

rts to survey and identify personnel who participated in high- profile inquiries such as the riot and handling of classified documents at Mar-a-logo. The FBI Agents Association, a non-profit organization that supports and protects both current and retired FBI agents, represents one group. FBIAA President Natalie Bara and a

= Green Reference: AirNow.gov NATIONAL WEATHFR SERVICE Mostly sunny, with a high near 87. SIGNIFICANT NEWS EVENTS Continued Reporting: President Trump Won't Recommend Special Counsel in Epstein Investigation The Associated Press (07/17, Tucker) reported that the controversy surrounding the handling

poll. Only 17% of Americans approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the Epstein case, with 35% of Republ

poll. Only 17% of Americans approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the Epstein case, with 35% o

7. SIGNIFICANT NEWS EVENTS Continued Reporting: President Trump Won't Recommend Special Counsel in Epstein Invest

Only 17% of Americans approve of President Donald Trump's handling of the Epstein case, with 35% of Republ

e article, the judge found the risk of the justice Department disclosing the names of FBI agents to be "too speculative" to allow the agents to sue. The FBI Agents Association expressed disappointment in the ruling and is reviewing its legal options, citing concerns over agent safety and potential retaliation from individu