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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

Trump's Immunity? • U.S. Deports 116 Chinese Migrants in First 'Large' Flight in Five Years • Rudy Giuliani Is Disbarred in New York for Spreading Donald Trump's 2020 Election Lies • Biden Proposes New Rule to Protect 36 Million Workers From Extreme Heat • Biden Faces Growing Doubts From Democrats About His

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

mself to be celebrated thus. He knows his guilt." The article noted that Director Wray said in a statement that "justice continues to prevail." And Natalie Bara, president of the FBI Agents Association, described Peltier in a statement as an "unremorseful murderer." Additional reporting on the story was prov

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

Agents Association, a non-profit organization that supports and protects both current and retired FBI agents, represents one group. FBIAA President Natalie Bara and attorney Chris Mattei held a virtual press conference to discuss the legal action they are taking to prevent the DO1 from releasing the names of

erns of Violence Against Native Women, Children • Anchorage FBI Support of Trump Immigration Crackdown Draws Local Pushback • Jan. 6 Defendant Says Trump's Blanket Pardon Covers Conspiracy to Kill FBI Agents • Continued Reporting: Trump Ally Known for Racist Comments Gets Top State Dept Job • Continu

eader of its New Orleans field office, Lyonel Myrthil, the Bureau confirmed on Monday, one of several leadership shuffles at the FBI since President Donald Trump's inauguration. Replacing Myrthil on an interim basis is Stephen Cyrus, Special Agent in Charge of the Kansas City field office, the FBI said. Cyrus i

ticipated in investigations related to President Donald Trump have sued over DOJ efforts to develop a lis

coll's appointment was an accident. Shortly after President Trump's inauguration, the White House identified the w

own Draws Local Pushback • Jan. 6 Defendant Says Trump's Blanket Pardon Covers Conspiracy to Kill FBI Agen

ntifier code rather than by name. The prospect of demotions, discipline or even termination for career agents has unnerved officials inside the FBI. Natalie Bara, the president of the FBI Agents Association, which also sued, told reporters Tuesday that one agent who had spent hours recovering body parts from