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Ex-Trump Campaign Chairman Manafort Surrenders to FBI
President Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort surrendered to federal authorities, marking the first arrest as part of a special counsel investigation into possible collusion between Trump’s campaign and Russia to disrupt the presidential election.
Special Counsel Probe of Trump, Russia Ties Nets First Criminal Charges
The special counsel appointed to investigate possible collusion between Donald Trump’s campaign and Russia has produced its first charges in the early stages of what has become a wide-ranging inquiry, CNN reports.
Michigan Man Charged After Allegedly Threatening to Blow Trump’s Brains Out
A Michigan man accused of threatening to blow President Trump’s “white brains” out of his head has been charged in federal court.
JFK Files Reveal FBI’s Fears of a Threat to Kill Lee Oswald
The FBI warned Dallas police about a threat to kill Lee Harvey Oswald, but cops didn’t provide adequate protection, according to information found in the release of 2,800 previously classified files relating to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
5 Wild Discoveries in Release of John F. Kennedy Files
The release of more than 2,800 records related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy revealed some unexpected and wild information about spies, surveillance, informants and assassination plots.
FBI Informant to Plead Guilty to Long-Running Scheme to Commit Fraud
An FBI informant investigating a terrorism sting in Palm Beach County is accused of a long-running scheme to commit fraud.
JFK Files Prompt Calls to Publicly Release Files on Civil Rights Killings
The long-awaited release of secret John F. Kennedy assassination files has prompted a push for the FBI to release secret or redacted files on killings during the civil rights era.