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FBI, ATF Agents Search Baltimore Home After Sunday’s Mass Shooting in Florida
Heavily armed FBI and ATF agents wearing bulletproof vests searched the Baltimore home Sunday night of the father of the man who opened fire at a video game tournament in Jacksonville, Fla., leaving three dead and 11 others injured.
Trump Lashes Out at Cohen, Suggests ‘Flipping’ Should Be Illegal
President Trump on Wednesday harshly criticized his former lawyer Michael Cohen for “flipping” on him by implicating Trump in a campaign finance scheme after pleading guilty to eight federal crimes, including tax evasion and bank fraud.
Feds Target Trump Organization’s Handling of Cohen’s Hush Money
The Trump Organization and two company officials are the target of a federal investigation involving payments to silence adult-film actress Stormy Daniels.
Grand Juror Who Leaked Information about ‘Snitch’ Sentenced to Prison
A grand juror who leaked secret information about a “snitch” involved in a federal investigation was sentenced Thursday to one year and one day in prison for obstructing justice.
Inmates Train Puppies Before They Become Bomb-Sniffing Crime Stoppers
Taylor spent most of her early life behind the walls of a New Jersey women’s correctional facility.
Manafort Judge Mulled Declaring a Mistrial Over Chatty Jurors
The judge in the Paul Manafort trial was so concerned about chatty jurors that he considered declaring a mistrial in the middle of the fraud case against the former Trump campaign chairman.
Showoff FBI Agent in Court After Backflip Leads to Gun Shooting Man
An FBI agent charged with a felony for accidentally shooting a man when the gun in his holster fell off after he did a backflip on a Denver dance floor waived his right to a preliminary hearing.
Lone Holdout Prevented Jury from Convicting Manafort on All 18 Counts
A juror who described herself as an avid Trump supporter provided the first behind-the-scene glimpse of the jury’s tense days of deliberation in the trial of Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.