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A day before resuming its televised hearings and with only months remaining before it closes up shop, the House Jan. 6 committee is wrangling over how best to complete its work.

>> were back with our panel and continuing with this coverage out this week of a criminal investigation into the trump super pac. i want to show you, we want your legal analysis, but i just want to add a little bit more from this public hearing back into the conversation because its been a minute. this was the select committee investigator, staff member amanda wick explaining how money raised off the big lie went to trumps pac. >> they continue to barrage small-dollar donors with emails encourag...

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Trumps Save America PAC was formed to fight debunked election fraud claims. Heres what you need to know about what the fund does and how it spends.

Three leading members of Binance’s compliance team opened up about what it takes to deal with fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing and bad...

Thousands of Arizonans gave a total of $1.5 million to former President Donald Trump's election defense fund, but the Jan. 6 committee said that money went to other Trump funds in what it called "a big rip off." But Arizona donors say they don't feel ripped off.

Arizona Trump donors double down after Jan. 6 panel questions election fund. Here is a look at the numbers.

That they should send out fundraising emails? was he deciding where the money went? something that is incredibly important, in this really great presentation by former federal prosecutor amanda wick, -- amanda talks about 200 and $50 million in funds that this fraud took and claiming that they were used for litigation. that was the fraud. they didnt use it some of that money works its way into trump adjacent entities, lets just say that for lack of a better term. theres a lot of money we dont kn...

Since 2020, Trump’s campaign has paid over $12.6 million to organizers of the rally that preceded the Capitol attack.

(WASHINGTON) -- Members of the House select committee appeared divided this week on whether they should make a criminal referral against former President Donald