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Georgia Prosecutor Appointed By Trump Dismisses Election Fraud Claims: Report "There’s just nothing to them," Bobby Christine, acting U.S. attorney for Georgias Northern District, reportedly told staffers. A federal prosecutor in Georgia who was installed by President Donald Trump reportedly dismissed the president’s claims of election fraud, telling staff members Monday that there appears to be “nothing to them.” During a conference call with staff members, a recording of which was obt...

The Daily 202: GOP looks to win back Senate in 2022, as new NRSC chairman defends vote to reject Pa. results James Hohmann with Mariana Alfaro Democrats taking control of the Senate after winning upsets in both Georgia runoffs would have been the biggest political story of any ordinary week, but the seismic news was quickly overshadowed when a pro-Trump mob took over the Capitol. House Democrats formally introduced an article of impeachment this morning against President Tr...

Wall Street Journal: White House pressured Georgia federal prosecutor to resign CNN 1/10/2021 © AFP/Getty Images/AP White House officials pressured a top Georgia federal prosecutor to resign ahead of the states high stakes Senate runoff elections because President Donald Trump was upset he wasnt pursuing Trumps baseless allegations of widespread election fraud strongly enough, according to The Wall Street Journal. The Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, reported Saturday that ...

A former Postal worker from Jefferson pleaded guilty to mail obstruction charges on Thursday. Markeyta McAllister, 30, was charged with obstruction of United States mail after stealing cash and gift cards from more than 15 letters, according to the U.S. Attorneys Office for the Northern District of Georgia. “While most U.S. Postal Service employees serve Americans with integrity and honesty – McAllister did not,” said U.S. Attorney BJay Pak.  “By opening peoples’ mail to steal money ...

An Atlanta man will spend more than 2 years in prison for his part in a multi-million dollar contracting fraud scheme based out of Turkey. Georgia U.S. Attorney BJay Pak says 61-year-old defense contractor Batur Ustol was part of the conspiracy to steal military technology. The FBI says Ustol and several other contractors produced faulty parts in Turkey and sold them to the U.S. Department of Defense. Officials say the defendants were able to apply for and obtain blueprints for military schemat...