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conspiring to commit murder and terrorism•related offenses in connection with a thwarted plot to derail a passenger train traveling from New York to Toronto. Esseghaier was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years, while Jaser received a life sentence with no parole eligibility f

ng to Wise as a "valued member of the department. His placement in a leadership position has raised questions about the administration's handling of Capitol riot prosecutions and its broader approach to accountability for the events of January 6. Additional reporting was provided by Newsmax (08/07, McCar

defendant is now serving as a senior adviser in the Department of Justice under the Trump administration, despite his prior involvement in the 2021 Capitol riot. Wise was captured on police bodycam footage urging rioters to "kill" law enforcement officers and shouting inflammatory remarks, including cal

tory 5, 1:55, Duncan, 1.24M) reported Canada is "struggling EFTA00135904 with a COVID surge." CBS added, "Medical services are under strain and in Toronto and Ottawa, children's hospitals opened up their ICUs to adults. Until Canada manages to ramp up its vaccinations, the outlook is dire." Reuters (4

arket in Boulder, Colorado. The White House also lowered flags after a driver April 2 rammed his car into two officers and a barricade near the U.S. Capitol, killing Capitol Police Officer William 'Billy' Evans." Meanwhile, The Hill (4/16, Samuels, 5.69M) reported Vice President Harris on Friday "called

cast a pall over his minority government." In his testimony Thursday, Trudeau "said he did not learn that public servants were recommending that the Toronto-based WE Charity administer the program until a briefing before a cabinet meeting on May 8." The Big Picture Headlines From Today's Front Pages.

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mes.com/2020/11/23/world/americas/Canada-virus-schools-open.html> (11/23, Porter, 18.61M) reports, "Facing a resurgence of coronavirus infections in Toronto, the fourth largest city in North America retreated back into lockdown on Monday, along with two booming suburbs." However, "in contrast to New Yor

Senate: * Senates convenes for pro forma session — Senates convenes for pro forma session * Chamber on recess from 18 Nov — 30 Nov Location: U.S. Capitol, Washington, DC; 12:15 PM US House: * House meets in pro forma session — House of Representatives meets in pro forma session * Chamber on recess f

n Despite Resurgence Of COVID-19 Infections. The New York Times (11/23, Porter, 18.61M) reports, "Facing a resurgence of coronavirus infections in Toronto, the fourth largest city in North America retreated back into lockdown on Monday, along with two booming suburbs." However, "in contrast to New York

Senate: • Senates convenes for pro forma session - Senates convenes for pro forma session * Chamber on recess from 18 Nov - 30 Nov Location: U.S. Capitol, Washington, DC; 12:15 PM US House: • House meets in pro forma session - House of Representatives meets in pro forma session * Chamber on recess

ast a pall over his minority government." In his testimony Thursday, Trudeau "said he did not learn that public servants were recommending that the Toronto-based WE Charity administer the program until a briefing before a cabinet meeting on May 8." I THE BIG PICTURE Headlines From Today's Front Pages

686 - Sami's Law', as amended, and 'H.R. 7575 - Water Resources Development Act of 2020', as amended, under suspension of the rules Location: U.S. Capitol, Washington, DC; 9:00 AM • House Intelligence Committee marks up Intelligence Authorization Act - Closed markup hearing on the Intelligence Authori

and Mail (CAN) (7/6, Fife, 1.04M) reports Saudi Arabia has been "pressing Canada to extradite a former top Saudi intelligence officer now living in Toronto." Saad Aljabri, who held a cabinet-rank intelligence post under deposed crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef, "has been living in Toronto since a 2017 p

r the issue later this year." The measure "released Monday by the House Appropriations Committee includes a provision directing the Architect of the Capitol to remove statues or busts" that "represent figures who participated in the Confederate Army or government, as well as the statues of individuals w

NewsVi (4/18, story 5, 1:55, Duncan, 1.24M) reported Canada is "struggling with a COVID surge." CBS added, "Medical services are under strain and in Toronto and Ottawa, children's hospitals opened up their ICUs to adults. Until Canada manages to ramp up its vaccinations, the outlook is dire." Reuters (4

arket in Boulder, Colorado. The White House also lowered flags after a driver April 2 rammed his car into two officers and a barricade near the U.S. Capitol, killing Capitol Police Officer William `Billy' Evans." Meanwhile, The Hill (4/16, Samuels, 5.69M) reported Vice President Harris on Friday "calle

x trafficking operation allegedly led by 30-year-old Anton Joseph Lazzaro, also known by 'Tony Lazzaro.' He was arrested separately last week.' The Toronto (CAN) Sun (8/16, Hunter, 29K) reports, "Medina was arrested in Florida after she and Lazzaro, 30, were indicted on multiple federal offences on Aug.

Stempel) reports from New York, 'A Proud Boys supporter pleaded guilty on Monday to making social media threats tied to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, including a threat to kill an incoming U.S. senator." Reuters adds, "The defendant, Eduard Florea, also admitted to storing a large collection of a

by the FBI "in connection with a decades-old sexual assault of a minor," the Windsor Police Service said in a press release Thursday. Officers with Toronto police's fugitive squad originally arrested the suspect in Windsor on Sept. 11. Last month, Windsor police "launched an investigation and confirmed

Murdock) reported that Edward Kelley, a 36-year-old Tennessee man, was pardoned by President Donald Trump for his role in the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol attack. Despite the pardon, Kelley was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for plotting to kill 37 FBI agents who investigated him. Kelley had