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Details about Mr Trump’s handling of highly sensitive government records comes at the height of the Justice Department’s criminal investigation

I missed this post by Eric Boehm when it went up last month, and, embarrassingly, just found it because the L.A. Times wrote about it Friday. Better later than never, though, I suppose; here's an excerpt, though you should read the whole thing: The FBI told a federal magistrate judge…

Exclusive: Senior Conservatives warn ‘quid pro quo’ arrangement with Mark Fullbrook spells ‘electoral doom’

The Prime Minister’s chief of staff Mark Fullbrook has joined Government ‘on secondment’ and gets his salary through a private company.

Mark Fullbrook was already in spotlight over FBI interview in connection with alleged corruption in Puerto Rico

Revelation about Mark Fullbrook follows last week’s repeal of rules to stop people paying themselves through companies to minimise tax

Cybercrime attacks are increasing. That’s one good reason to keep track of employees who work from home

When it mattered most, Nixon and his crew found that people who might have been political allies in the past were not especially sympathetic to his case.

WASHINGTON — As questions continue to swirl about the 11,000 records the FBI recovered during its raid of former President Donald Trump's Florida home, Congress has asked the National Archives to provide it with a preliminary report by Tuesday detailing what Trump presidential records might still be missing.

Senior Washington reporter Eric Garcia was on the ground at Trump’s rally in Wilmington, North Carolina. Here’s what he saw:

Center for SafeSport is supposed to investigate alleged abusers. But no one has accused Jonathan Little of a crime