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Jared Kushner Failed to Disclose Emails about Wikileaks, Russia from 2016
Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law and a White House senior adviser, received emails last year about Wikileaks and a “Russian backdoor overture and dinner invite” without disclosing the information to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Politico reports.
Hacker Accused of Stalking FBI Agent Back in Jail for Criticizing Bureau
An alleged hacker accused of online stalking and harassment of an FBI agent is back in jail after criticizing the FBI on a blog post.
Poll: Most Americans Don’t Believe Mueller Probe Is ‘Witch Hunt’
Most Americans don’t buy President Trump’s repeated claims that the special counsel investigation into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign team and Russia is a “witch hunt.”
Trump’s Nominee for Homeland Security Has Conflict of Interest
President Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Homeland Security, Kirstjen Nielsen, has found herself in a tough position following the discovery that she was guided through the confirmation process by a private consultant with a conflict of interest.
Justice Department Watchdog to Determine by Spring Comey’s Statements on Clinton Before Election
The Justice Department inspector general revealed on Wednesday that he hopes to finish his review by early spring to determine whether FBI Director James Comey improperly made public statements about the Hillary Clinton investigation ahead of the 2016 election.
Professor Who Admitted to FBI Burglary in Philadelphia Dies
One of the seven conspirators who revealed a dirty campaign of intimidation by the FBI in March 1971 by stealing a cache of documents in burglary of an bureau office in suburban Philadelphia died on Nov. 12 at his home in Philadelphia.
Clinton Compares Trump to a Dictator over Prosecution Threats of Uranium Deal
Hillary Clinton slammed President Trump and his administration for threatening to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate her over the Uranium One deal, saying the threats are a dangerous slippery slope that could lead to authoritarianism.
Appointment of Second Special Counsel to Probe Clinton Could Backfire
Former and current Justice Department officials are worried about the political fallout if Attorney General Jeff Sessions appoints a second special counsel to investigate Hillary Clinton.