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Thank you, mr. Chairman. Welcome, everyone, to the last gas of the russia collusion Conspiracy Theory. As democrats continue to foist the spectacle on the American People, as well as you, mr. Mueller, the American People may recall the media first began spreading this Conspiracy Theory in the spring of 2016. When the fusion gps, funded by the dnc and the elder Clinton Campaign, started developing the Steele Dossier. A collection of outlandish accusations that trump and his associates were russia...

Sam Mizrahi is out and insiders say he was in over his head. Mizrahi disagrees, saying issues with stakeholders hindered construction

Reprinted with permission from AlternetPresident Donald Trump's pardon of his former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, released on Monday evening by the Justice Department, revealed just how sweeping — and fundamentally corrupt — the act of clemency was.It didn't simply cover the charge of ly...

Noklak, February 8 (MExN): Election Expenditure Observer for 56th AC Noklak and 57th AC Thonoknyu, Arvind Kumar Gehlot, IRS held a meeting with DC & DEO Noklak K Mhathung Tsanglao

>> well, nicole, i think thats certainly one of the implications. a lot of the criticism of what special counsel mueller did, people dont understand were key to what he was limited to do by the scope of his appointment order. and im very interested to see if doj does publish the current -- the new special counsels order, because that will give us an idea how broad the scope of his investigations are. now, from the attorney generals comments, it certainly to me implied that it included donald tru...

The Justice Department urged a federal judge to force former President Donald Trump to confirm whether the FBI's list of classified materials and other documents seized in the raid of his South Florida home is correct before an independent arbitrator decides whether any of the materials should be off-limits to federal prosecutors.

The Justice Department urged a federal judge to force former President Donald Trump to confirm whether the FBI's list of classified materials and other documents seized in the raid of his South Florida home is correct before an independent arbitrator decides whether any of the materials should be off-limits to federal prosecutors.

A federal judge on Thursday told former President Trump's legal team that it doesn't have to obey an order from a special master demanding proof of their claims that the FBI planted evidence when agents raided Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence last month.

Judge Aileen Cannon lets Trump skate — for now — on his highly suspect claims that the FBI planted files in records seized from Mar-a-Lago.

Federal Judge Aileen Cannon rejected part of the independent arbiter's requirements of the Trump team and extended some of the deadlines.