Report: DOJ Indictment of Donald Trump
Imminent, Charges Revealed
Posted By: Imright, 6/7/2023 3:39:46 PM
Donald Trump has been notified that his indictment by the DOJ is imminent and will occur “next week,” according to sources. Jack Smith, the special counsel assigned to investigate the former president by current AG Merrick Garland, will reportedly be charging the former president with “gathering, transmitting, or losing” national defense information (The Post Millenial) A federal indictment brought by Special Counsel Jack Smith could be handed by a federal grand jury to Trump as early as next week. Smith’s prosecutorial team informed Trump’s team in recent days that the charges he faces include a violation of 18 US Code Chapter 37 Section 793
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“Bringing this back in light of recent news: Get a limited-edition But Her Emails hat and support @onwardtogether groups working to strengthen our democracy,” Clinton wrote, sharing a link and a photoshopped image of her wearing the hat. (Tweet)
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The latest sensational development in the federal investigation into Trump came as two of the former president's top attorneys suddenly resigned on Friday morning. Nauta has been central to the Mar-a-Lago probe since the start. He moved boxes with a maintenance worker before the FBI conducted their search warrant on the Palm Beach residence last August,
A pair of lawyers for Donald Trump suddenly resigned from his defense team Friday in another shocking development just hours after the former president was indicted on classified documents and obstruction charges.
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Gov. Greg Abbott announced the new measure to help quell the southern border crisis.
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Trump announced Thursday evening in a post on his Truth Social platform that his attorneys had been informed he has been indicted. With the news of the indictment came a nation's worth of reactions. Leaders in the political world are reacting to the historic federal indictment that comes months after the government recovered over 300 classified documents from Trump.
Vivek Ramaswamy, a 2024 GOP presidential candidate, expressed his stance shortly after the indictment was announced,
Fox News said Tucker Carlson violated his contract when he posted his own show to Twitter Tuesday evening, Axios reported.
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Now Fox is coming for Tucker!
Tucker Carlson’s lawyer told Axios if Fox News takes legal action against him it would be a violation of his First Amendment rights.
The Social Security dilemma
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