Hunter Biden Enters Plea Agreement in Tax and Gun Case
Hunter Biden is likely to get probation.
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Some Republicans Urge Colleagues to Tone Down Rhetoric Against DOJ, FBI
GOP efforts to defund federal law enforcement agencies is similar to the Democrats’ calls to “defund the police,” fellow Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski said.
Washington Post: FBI Delayed Opening Probe Into Trump’s Jan. 6 Role For More Than a Year
One issue: A wariness about appearing partisan.
Trump Indicted on 37-Counts over Handling of Classified Documents
Former President Donald Trump was indicted on seven charges connected to his alleged mishandling of classified documents at his Florida estate, making him the first former president to be charged with a federal crime.
Prosecutors Won’t Charge FBI Agent Who Fatally Shot Man at Subway Station
An off-duty FBI agent who fatally shot a man on a platform at a busy subway station in downtown Washington D.C. in 2022 won’t be charged with a crime, the Justice Department announced Tuesday.
Barr on Trump Investigation: This is Not a ‘Witch Hunt’
Former Attorney General William Barr disputed former President Trump’s claims that the special counsel investigation into his handling of classified records was politically motivated.
Why Trump, Pence Face Very Different Outcomes in Classified Documents Probe
Former President Donald Trump and his vice president, Mike Pence, will likely face different fates for their mishandling of classified documents.
DOJ Kept Probe Open Into Hillary Clinton’s Foundation Until Trump’s Final Days in Office
By Allan Lengel The Justice Department probe into Hillary Clinton’s family foundation remained open until the final days of the Trump administration, the New York Times reports. It was only in the waning days that the case was officially closed. Adam Goldman of the Times, citing newly released documents and interviews with former DOJ officials,…