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Activists, lawyers call on DOJ to investigate KCK police for civil rights violations

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — More than 100 people braved the cold Thursday to urge the U.S. Department of Justice to launch a pattern-or-practice investigation of the Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department.

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House Jan. 6 panel appoints members to review criminal referrals

WASHINGTON — The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol is pushing to complete its final report for release in early December, with unfinished business that includes whether to recommend criminal charges to prosecutors.

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January 6 subcommittee to examine criminal referrals it might make to DoJ

Four-member panel focused on whether they have uncovered sufficient evidence that Trump violated civil and criminal statutes

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FBI director 'very concerned' by Chinese 'police stations' in U.S

The United States is deeply concerned about the Chinese government setting up unauthorized 'police stations' in U.S. cities to possibly pursue influence operations, FBI Director Christopher Wray told lawmakers on Thursday.

Reuters

Trump Says Taking Presidential Records to Mar-a-Lago Automatically Made Them His Property

According to the former president's lawyers, his decision to retain the documents made them "personal."

Reason

Jan 6, Mar-a-Lago and a golf course: The investigations Donald Trump is facing

The former president, his business and allies are under scrutiny for tax fraud allegations, real estate practices and a plot to steal the 2020 election

The Independent UK

Commentary: Trump's candidacy complicates a potential criminal case against him, but it can't protect him

The consensus in the wake of Donald Trump's announcement that he is running for president in 2024 is that he is hoping to avert, or at least gum up, a decision to file criminal charges against him by the Department of Justice and the Fulton County district attorney in Georgia.

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Trump’s presidential run faces legal challenges over his role in Jan. 6 ‘insurrection’

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump faces an unprecedented effort to disqualify him from being on the ballot again over his role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, raising the specter of legal chaos in the 2024 election long before voters go to the polls.

Tribune News Service

Dems: "Break up Ticketmaster" over Swift

"How can Ticketmaster get away with it? Because they are the bullies of the music industry playground"

Salon

Donald Trump seeks White House again amid Republican losses, legal probes

Making another run after losing the White House is a remarkable turn for any former president, much less one who made history as the first to be impeached twice.

Chicago Sun-Times

Trump announces 2024 presidential bid

Trump launches bid days after he was declared the GOP's "biggest loser" following disastrous midterms

Salon

Taylor Swift tour tickets listed for as much as $22,000 as Ticketmaster crashes

Millions of fans try to snap up presale tickets to singer’s 2023 Eras tour in the US, with Ticketmaster’s website facing ‘historically unprecedented demand’

The Guardian - AU

Trump thinks 2024 bid will stop DOJ

Trump privately tells aides that his presidential announcement will force DOJ to back off, NY Times reporter says

Salon

Conway rips Trump's "ridiculous" filing

The conservative attorney shredded Trump lawyers' "ridiculous" defense

Salon

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The Independent UK

Trump team, Justice Dept. spar over seized Mar-a-Lago docs

The Justice Department and lawyers for Donald Trump are at odds over whether the former president can assert executive privilege over documents seized from his Florida estate to shield them from investigators and over whether he can treat the records as his own personal belongings

The Independent UK

Justice Department slams Trump’s ‘meritless’ claim that records seized from Mar-a-Lago are ‘personal’

Justice Department prosecutors took aim at Mr Trump’s ‘shifting arguments,’ which they said ‘belie the immovable realities of the record’

Salon

Experts: DOJ Trump case gets "stronger"

New court filing says Trump mixed classified documents with other files after leaving office

The Independent UK

DEA’s most corrupt agent: Parties, sex amid 'unwinnable war'

José Irizarry accepts that he’s known as the most corrupt agent in U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration history, admitting he conspired with Colombian cartels to build a lavish lifestyle of sportscars, jewels and paramours around the world

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DOJ urges judge to reject Trump’s ‘shell game’ in fight over documents seized from Mar-a-Lago

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department accused Donald Trump and his lawyers of “gamesmanship” in the fight over documents seized from the former president’s Mar-a-Lago home.

Salon

Experts: Pence interview may be evidence

The "DOJ has little choice but to interview Pence" now, predicted NYU Law Prof. Ryan Goodman

Axios

John Kelly says Trump wanted to "get the IRS on" James Comey and get DOJ to probe other foes

"The U.S. government ... should never be weaponized or used to retaliate," ex-WH chief of staff told NYT.

The Guardian - US

Court files show evidence Trump handled records marked classified after presidency

Justice department filing claims former US president kept secret documents in drawer at Mar-a-Lago with other files from after his time in office

Fortune

Could SBF go to prison? Here's what the Justice Department would have to prove

Any decision by the Justice Department to bring criminal charges would require the agency to show he intended to deceive investors.

Tribune News Service

No evidence to support Trump’s latest claim on corruption and ‘stolen’ votes in 2018 in South Florida

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Former President Donald Trump repeated claims this week that votes were being “stolen” as part of the “corrupt Election process in Broward County” in 2018, and asserted “the ballot theft immediately ended” after he sent in the FBI and Justice Department.

Tribune News Service

Trump sues Jan. 6 committee to block subpoena for testimony

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump has sued to block a subpoena for his testimony issued by the special congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol.

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