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Trump-appointed judge asks if national security ever justifies press removal (opens the original)
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A federal judge questioned on Wednesday whether the Trump administration can rely on national security concerns to justify barring CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House. Could national security reasons “ever be a winner?” U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee, asked a lawyer for the media outlets challenging President Donald Trump’s ban. Subscribe for full access to Washington Examiner coverage, expert political analysis, and subscriber-only journalism.
DOJ charges Utah USPS worker after 300 ballots allegedly tossed in dumpster (opens the original)
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Federal prosecutors have charged a former U.S. Postal Service mail carrier in Utah with allegedly throwing away hundreds of pieces of mail, including about 300 mail-in ballots intended for voters in Eagle Mountain ahead of the state’s June primary. A federal grand jury indicted Damon Matai Seei, 34, of Payson, Utah, on Sept. 16 on charges of unlawful secretion, destruction and delay of mail. The indictment was unsealed Tuesday. Seei was arrested and appeared for arraignment at the Orrin G. Hatch
John Brennan likely to face prosecution in two cases: Lawyers (opens the original)
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Former CIA Director John Brennan’s lawyers told a federal judge on Monday that charges are looming in two investigations being handled by federal prosecutors in Florida, urging her to take the highly unusual step of ordering the government to preserve records before any indictment is made. Kenneth Wainstein, an attorney for Brennan, said his client is a target of investigations into alleged false statements to Congress and into whether he played a key role in conspiring to deprive President Dona
CIA torture casts shadow over 9/11 prosecution 25 years later (opens the original)
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Weeks before the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, a military judge excluded accused mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s statements to FBI agents, finding that prosecutors had failed to establish they were voluntary following his torture in CIA custody. The ruling in Mohammed’s case, with a trial scheduled to begin June 5, 2028, underpins the legal battles the government faces in trying to prosecute the individuals charged in connection with the attack. Mohammed, known a
Joe diGenova resigns from Trump ‘grand conspiracy’ probe: 'Differences of opinion' (opens the original)
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Joseph diGenova, the former Reagan-era prosecutor hired only several months before, resigned Thursday as the prosecutor leading the Justice Department investigation into an alleged conspiracy against President Donald Trump. “I resigned today at 3 p.m. I said it had been a privilege and an honor to serve the president,” diGenova told the Washington Examiner. He was hired on April 20 to be Counselor to the Attorney General, a rare but high-ranking post that gave him close access to Attorney Genera
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