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The auditor only looked at the underlying citizenship documentation of 58 of the more than 200,000 applications.
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Biden-era FBI officials pressed forward with an investigation into Republican members of Congress after top prosecutors privately agreed central allegations lacked credibility, documents obtained by Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley show.
Based largely on claims made by then-Democratic New Jersey Rep. Mikie Sherrill, the FBI launched a probe in January 2021 to assess whether several Republican members assisted individuals or groups who organized the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, records reveal.
Sen. Chuck Grassley plans to further expose the FBI’s ‘Arctic Frost’ plot to prosecute Trump at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Republican state lawmakers said a bill passed by the Iowa House Monday will increase Iowa’s pool of foster and adoptive parents — but Democrats argued the bill could put LGBTQ+ youth at risk. The House passed Senate File 473 in a 58-34 vote Monday, a measure prohibiting the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services […]
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Most Supreme Court justices seemed to side with the government against a claim by telecom giants that the Federal Communications Commission violated the companies’ right… Read More
The post ‘Toothless’ or Unconstitutional? SCOTUS Hears Case on $100M Fines for Verizon, AT&T appeared first on The Daily Signal.
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The discussion also turned to a separate topic involving a comment Oz said President Donald Trump made during a conversation aboard Air Force One. Katie Pavlich raised the question during the exchange.
They may change their minds over time, but in 10 weeks, we’ve shut down 450 payment systems to these guys that’s representing at least 600-700, $700 million just this year, and no one’s complaining because they know they got caught.”
The FBI director said in an April 20 complaint that the publication published an article despite being warned about ‘categorically false’ claims.
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U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy, who was appointed by President Trump in his first term, granted a request from Rhode Island officials to dismiss a Justice Department lawsuit that sought the state’s unredacted voter rolls, which contain personal information about residents registered to vote.
A federal judge on Friday rejected the Justice Department’s effort to force Rhode Island to turn over sensitive voter information, dealing another blow to the Trump administration’s attempts to gain access to state voter registration lists.
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