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Schiff Says DOJ Should Reopen Hush-Money Case After Trump Leaves Office
President Trump has dodged potential charges in at least two cases because of the Justice Department’s position that a sitting president can’t be indicted.
What to Expect from Mueller’s Testimony Before Congress This Week
Robert Mueller, the special counsel who investigated Russian election interference, will testify before two U.S. House committees on Wednesday.
DOJ’s Opinion That Presidents Cannot Be Indicted Factored into Hush-Money Probe
The Justice Department’s opinion that a sitting president cannot be charged played a role in federal prosecutors’ decision to end the hush-money investigation.
Border Patrol Agent Accused of Sexually Harassing Woman Whose Son Was in Custody
Instead of learning more about her son’s situation, she said the agent force her to watch him masturbate.
Sen. Schumer Calls on FBI to Investigate FaceApp over National Security ‘Concerns’
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer urged the FBI to investigate the popular, Russian-developed FaceApp over “concerns” that it “could pose national security and privacy risks for millions of US citizens.”
Smuggler Sentenced to Prison for Trying to Run over Border Patrol Agent
A 38-year-old human smuggler was sentenced to 44 months in prison Tuesday for trying to run over a Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol agent.
Reputed Gangbanger Found Guilty of Shooting FBI Special Agent
A reputed gang member accused of ambushing an FBI agent and shooting him in the back in broad daylight in Brooklyn was found guilty by a jury Wednesday.