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Half of the 16 so-called fake electors in Georgia who sought to falsely declare Donald Trump the winner of the 2020 election have accepted immunity deals in the local criminal investigation into the matter, their lawyer said in a court filing on Friday.

After multiple delays, Manhattan DA's Office announced 'scheduled hiatus' It is the latest delay after weeks of back-and-forth and political jousting Many say DA Alvin Bragg has no case and that the investigation is malicious The Manhattan grand jury deciding whether or not to indict former President Donald Trump will break for another month, delaying the sluggish case even further. Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg had referred the case to a grand jury earlier this month in the hope of indicting Trump on campaign finance violations. They have been tasked with considering whether Trump broke the law when his attorney Michael...

Former President Donald Trump insisted on Sunday there 'was no crime' involved with payments he allegedly made to porn star Stormy Daniels as he demanded that New York's Democratic prosecutors be investigated for 'interfering' with the election. The former president has said he expects to be arrested as early as Tuesday on New York state charges related to a payment he made ahead of the 2016 presidential election, as he urged his supporters to 'protest, protest, protest.' Prosecutors argue that he violated a New York law which prohibits falsifying business records when he marked a $130,000 payment to Daniels as...

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough said Wednesday on his show “Morning Joe” that it was “obvious” former President Donald Trump could be charged with obstruction of justice based on the back and forth with the Department of Justice over classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago. Co-host Willie Geist asked, “The filing lays out again how long it took to get this stuff. It comes out in dribs and drabs. You get some of it in January, 15 boxes of highly classified material. That’s not all of it. They go back in June. They get 50 boxes. They say 50 boxes are remaining....

The Department of Justice (DOJ) will not pursue charges against the U.S. Capitol Police officer who allegedly shot and killed Ashli Babbitt during the Jan. 6 riot in Washington, D.C., officials announced Wednesday. An investigation conducted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia determined "that there is insufficient evidence to support a criminal prosecution," the department said in a statement. .....

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that he is not aware of any criminal business interests in Ukraine attributed to the son of the U.S. presidential candidate Joe Biden by the press, but this is none of Russia's business anyway. "This is none of our business. This concerns the U.S. and Ukraine," Putin said in an interview with the Moscow. Kremlin. Putin on the Rossiya 1 (VGTRK) television in commenting on the relevant reports. Putin's statement was published on the television show's website on Sunday. Putin noted that he knows at least one existing company in Ukraine, which operated in...

Dear Chuckie, What evidence? What crime? The dems have not even charged the president of committing a specific crime and they have submitted no evidence of any crime. The accused does not have to present any exculpatory evidence nor does he have to prove his innocence. No crime, no case. The senate should just dismiss it.

IN THE END, the story told by the two articles of impeachment approved on Friday morning by the House Judiciary Committee is short, simple and damning: President Donald Trump abused the power of his office by strong-arming Ukraine, a vulnerable ally, holding up hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid until it agreed to help him influence the 2020 election by digging up dirt on a political rival. When caught in the act, he rejected the very idea that a president could be required by Congress to explain and justify his actions, showing “unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance” in...

Something we all knew . . .

The problem is that the narrative line being offered up by the press is almost entirely wrong. And it is almost certainly true neither of the statutes that might cover the situation -- the Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982 and the Espionage Act of 1917 -- was violated, at least by anyone in the administration. Consider the Intelligence Identities Protection Act. To violate it, you must disclose the name of a covert agent who has served abroad within the last five years, while knowing that that person was a covert agent. It does not appear that Plame was a...

To Fight4Terri Supporters Saturday. May 15th, 2004 From: Cheryl Ford RN Fight4Terri@aol.com A statement was released on Friday, May 14th by the Clearwater Police Department stating that they found NO evidence of criminal activity, NO indication of attempted criminal activity, and no harm done to Mrs. Schiavo, stating that the investigation has concluded. The police report also included that the two aides who were on duty on the day the incident happened, had told the nurse on duty that the marks on Terri's arm were on her arm before the Schindler's had visited that day. The charge nurse who had...

Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) top aide on judicial nominees is expected to announce his resignation at the end of this week — a sacrifice offered by the GOP leadership in hope of persuading the Democrats to wind down the fight over leaked Judiciary Committee memos. The aide, Manuel Miranda, had spearheaded the Republican effort to push President Bush’s judicial nominees through the Senate in the face of fierce Democratic opposition. Miranda declined a request for comment. But The Hill has learned that he agreed to resign under pressure from Judiciary Committee Chairman Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah). The Democrats...