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Donald Trump pushes to have DA Fani WIllis removed from Georgia case - Vimarsana News

Donald Trump pushes to have DA Fani WIllis removed from Georgia case

Former President Trump has filed a motion to adopt and supplement Michael Roman's motion seeking the dismissal of the grand jury indictment in the Georgia election interference case and the disqualification of District Attorney Fani Willis, her office and Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade.

Trump Paddles Fani Over Insertion Of 'Racial Animus' And Misconduct, Demands Dismissal Of Georgia Election Case - Vimarsana News

Trump Paddles Fani Over Insertion Of 'Racial Animus' And Misconduct, Demands Dismissal Of Georgia Election Case

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Trump Joins Motion To Dismiss Racketeering Case, Disqualify Fani Willis Over Alleged Misconduct - Vimarsana News

Trump Joins Motion To Dismiss Racketeering Case, Disqualify Fani Willis Over Alleged Misconduct

Trump moved Thursday to adopt a co-defendant's motion to disqualify District Attorney Fani Willis for alleged misconduct.

District Attorney will not file charges related to Congressional District 5 race - Vimarsana News

District Attorney will not file charges related to Congressional District 5 race

The District Attorney's Office says it will not file any charges related to a complaint filed against El Paso County Party Chair Vickie Tonkins and State Republican Party Chair Dave Williams.

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More killed on Irish roads so far this year than all of 2022 - Vimarsana News

More killed on Irish roads so far this year than all of 2022

Last night's death means the same number of people have been killed on Irish roads so far in 2023, as in all of last year.