Federal Prosecutors Subpoena Records from Trump’s Inauguration Committee
Federal prosecutors have ordered President Trump’s inauguration committee to turn over documents related to donors, spending and event attendees.
Federal prosecutors have ordered President Trump’s inauguration committee to turn over documents related to donors, spending and event attendees.
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether highly influential businessmen from the Middle East tried to buy influence over American policy by donating to President Trump’s 2017 inaugural committee and a pro-Trump super PAC.
The Secret Service is on edge as it prepares for one of the most contentious inauguration days in U.S. history.
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Anyone watching President Obama’s second inaugural address may have seen some unsung heroes protecting the free world’s most powerful man. Four female Secret Service agents were on hand – the most at any one time, Cosmopolitan reports. “We’re pumped that the President practices the equality he preaches,” Cosmopolitan wrote. “Women are –…
The lead up to the Jan. 20 inauguration was more intense than any event before. Here’s a pretty good example of just how intense it was. By Spencer Hsu, Mary Beth Sheridan and Carrie Johnson Washington Post Staff Writers WASHINGTON — In the days leading up to President Obama’s inauguration, U.S. law enforcement agencies huddled…
In the bustling nation’s capital, Joseph Persichini Jr., head of the FBI’s Washington field office, talks about espionage, the inauguration, the anthrax caper and how he felt after the anthrax suspect committed suicide.
Several thoughts have been running through my mind as I reflect on President Obama’s inauguration. The first observation comes from pride as a retired Secret Service agent – the colossal accomplishment of the venerable agency which allowed the President to participate in panoply of events surrounding his oath on January 20th on the West Capitol…
white house photo By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com WASHINGTON – My what a difference four years makes. At the last presidential inauguration in 2005, when President Bush was being sworn in for a second term, about 20 people were arrested. What’s more, D.C. police reported that 10 of its officers were injured after clashing with anti-war…