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Attorney General Ashley Moody is taking action during Identity Theft Prevention and Awareness Month to help Floridians protect their personal information. With identity theft being the leading source of fraud in Florida, accounting for 27% of all fraud reports in 2022, Attorney General Moody is providing tips and resources to help individuals avoid falling victim."Identity theft can have devastating effects on individuals causing financial troubles that can last years," said Attorney G...

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Former president complains about ‘living in a very corrupt country’ after Biden expected to face critical report but no charges in special counsel probe into handling of classified documents

CNN and The Wall Street Journal reported that Special Counsel Robert Hur is putting together a report that is expected to be critical of how Biden handled the documents, but not result in any criminal charges.

Special counsel Robert Hur is overseeing an inquiry related to the discovery of documents with classification markings at President Biden's Wilmington home and former private office.

Lawyers propose pause until mid-November in trial on charges ex-president illegally retained sensitive documents at Florida club

The former chief of staff told special counsel investigators he could not recall the president declassifying numerous classified materials that he took from the White House

Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen says Walt Nauta, the valet to the former president charged in the classified and sensitive documents case, should look out for himself and not think that Trump will protect him. Cohen said in an interview with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins on Thursday that Nauta believes the former president will protect him…

Former President Trump said he was not holding a classified document he appeared to mention on a 2021 tape of him that is being used as evidence in the federal classified and sensitive documents case against him. Trump told Semafor and ABC News in an interview Tuesday that though he referred to documents during the…

Special counsel Jack Smith has requested a delay in the classified and sensitive documents trial of former President Trump from August to December. Smith on Friday filed a request for the start date for the trial be set for Dec. 11, which would be about four months after the initial Aug. 14 date that Judge…