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Trump seeks delay in classified documents case, saying prosecutors mishandled evidence - Vimarsana News

Trump seeks delay in classified documents case, saying prosecutors mishandled evidence

Donald Trump’s attorneys have found a new reason to seek to delay the classified documents case: Some of the documents found in boxes at Mar-a-Lago have shifted out of order since FBI agents seized them two years ago.

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Kemp says he was interviewed in federal 2020 election interference case - Vimarsana News

Kemp says he was interviewed in federal 2020 election interference case

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) revealed Tuesday on CNN that he was interviewed by special counsel Jack Smith’s office as part of the federal investigation into former President Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election. CNN host Kaitlan Collins pressed Kemp on previous reports that his office was contacted by Smith’s team looking into Trump’s…

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Gov. Kemp says he spoke to special counsel's office in federal case against former Pres. Trump - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kemp says he spoke to special counsel's office in federal case against former Pres. Trump

Gov. Brian Kemp revealed Tuesday night that he has spoken to federal prosecutors in their case against former President Donald Trump.

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Andy Beshear's closest allies: Who makes the Kentucky governor's office run? - Vimarsana News

Andy Beshear's closest allies: Who makes the Kentucky governor's office run?

Andy Beshear is one of the most public-facing Kentucky governors in recent memory. Who are his closest allies?

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Trump special counsel probes total $12 million - Vimarsana News

Trump special counsel probes total $12 million

The costs of prosecuting former President Trump’s two federal cases has surpassed $12 million, with special counsel Jack Smith disclosing in the latest financial filings that his office spent over $7.3 million in the last six months. The required disclosure came alongside those of three other special counsels, including former special counsel John Durham. The…

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