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The presidential election in which the Podesta emails were released.
The are state felony charges that accused of falsifying business records in the first degree as part of an alleged scheme to conceal a $130,000 hush‑money payment tied to the ; the indictment lists 34...
The short answer is: operations did take place "in the middle of the night," most notably a multi-state round-up of recently arrived families in early January 2016 during which agents reportedly remov...
The prosecution in Manhattan transformed routine charges of falsifying business records—a misdemeanor under New York law—into 34 felony counts by arguing each false entry was made with the specific in...
18 U.S.C. §241 criminalizes conspiracies to injure, oppress, threaten, or intimidate any person in the exercise of a constitutional right — including the right to vote — and is prosecuted as a felony ...
The single most-cited email that ignited the frenzy was a mundane note about a forgotten handkerchief described as having “a map that seems pizza-related,” which investigators on forums read as a code...
The public record confirms that a civil complaint by a plaintiff using the name "Katie Johnson" (also referred to as Jane Doe) was filed against Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein in 2016, and that d...
Donald J. Trump is an American real-estate developer turned media personality who became a major political figure, serving as the 45th president (2017–2021) and winning a nonconsecutive second term be...