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US Judge Dismisses Election Interference Case Against Trump And Allies
A US judge on Wednesday ended the long-running case accusing Donald Trump and his allies of trying to overturn the 2020 election -- bringing the curtain down on the final criminal prosecution still shadowing the president's return to power.
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"Outrageous, Bizarre": Obama Slams Trump's 2016 Election 'Treason' Claim
Former US President Barack Obama has broken his silence on Donald Trump's "treason" accusations, calling the Republican leader's attack "a weak attempt at distraction".
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"They Take Advantage Of US": Trump's Latest Jab Over USAID Funds For India
US President Donald Trump today launched fresh criticism of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for allegedly granting funds to interfere in India's election process.
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US Court Removes Georgia Prosecutor Fani Willis In Trump 2020 Election Case
The state appeals court cited Fani Willis' romantic link to a lawyer she hired to help prosecute the case and said that it created an appearance of conflict of interest.
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US Court Dismisses Two Criminal Counts Against Trump
A Georgia judge on Thursday dismissed two criminal counts in the U.S. state's 2020 election interference case against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and one other count against allies of the former president.
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US Court Halts Trump's 2020 Election Interference Case
A Georgia appeals court on Wednesday froze all proceedings in the election interference case against former US president Donald Trump and his co-defendants in the southern state.
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"Election Interference At Its Worst": Trump On New York Trial Gag Order Expansion
Donald Trump hit out Tuesday at a New York judge for extending a gag order preventing the former US president from attacking those involved in the case, calling it "election interference" ahead of November presidential polls.
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US Supreme Court Declines To Fast-Track Trump 'Absolute Immunity' Case
The US Supreme Court declined on Friday to immediately hear former president Donald Trump's claim that he is immune from prosecution, potentially delaying his 2020 election interference trial.
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Third Ex-Donald Trump Lawyer Pleads Guilty In Georgia Election Case
A third Donald Trump campaign lawyer reached a plea deal on Tuesday that could see her testify for the prosecution in future trials, turning up the pressure on the former president as his legal troubles grow.
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Trump Calls Court Ruling Setting March 4 Trial Date "Election Interference"
Former US president Donald Trump reacted angrily Monday to a court allocating March 4 next year for his federal election conspiracy trial, complaining that the timing amounted to "Election Interference."
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Judge Sets March 4 Trial Date For Trump's Election Interference Case
A federal judge on Monday set a date of March 4, 2024, for Donald Trump's election subversion trial -- placing one of the biggest criminal cases in American history in peak election season.
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Why Australia's Covid Cases Are Rising, Again
Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison batted away Covid-19 worries three days ahead of federal elections, claiming many reported deaths are not caused by the virus and vowing not to interfere in people's lives.
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Trump Adviser Roger Stone To Be Sentenced For Lying To Congress, Witness Tampering
President Donald Trump's long-time adviser Roger Stone on Thursday arrived at the federal courthouse where he is set to be sentenced after being convicted on charges including lying to a congressional panel investigating Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, a case that has roiled the Justice Department and drawn Trump's ire.
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Donald Trump Committed Impeachable Crimes, Scholars Tell Congress
Three constitutional scholars on Wednesday bolstered Democrats' case for impeaching Donald Trump by saying the president's actions seeking foreign interference in US elections were clear grounds for removal, as the inquiry kicked into high gear in Congress.
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With Co-Founders Leaving, What's Next for Instagram?
Instagram has been a case study in how to run a subsidiary independently - especially when its parent is mired in user-privacy problems and concerns about election interference, fake news and misinformation.
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US Judge Dismisses Election Interference Case Against Trump And Allies
A US judge on Wednesday ended the long-running case accusing Donald Trump and his allies of trying to overturn the 2020 election -- bringing the curtain down on the final criminal prosecution still shadowing the president's return to power.
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"Outrageous, Bizarre": Obama Slams Trump's 2016 Election 'Treason' Claim
Former US President Barack Obama has broken his silence on Donald Trump's "treason" accusations, calling the Republican leader's attack "a weak attempt at distraction".
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"They Take Advantage Of US": Trump's Latest Jab Over USAID Funds For India
US President Donald Trump today launched fresh criticism of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for allegedly granting funds to interfere in India's election process.
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US Court Removes Georgia Prosecutor Fani Willis In Trump 2020 Election Case
The state appeals court cited Fani Willis' romantic link to a lawyer she hired to help prosecute the case and said that it created an appearance of conflict of interest.
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US Court Dismisses Two Criminal Counts Against Trump
A Georgia judge on Thursday dismissed two criminal counts in the U.S. state's 2020 election interference case against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and one other count against allies of the former president.
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US Court Halts Trump's 2020 Election Interference Case
A Georgia appeals court on Wednesday froze all proceedings in the election interference case against former US president Donald Trump and his co-defendants in the southern state.
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"Election Interference At Its Worst": Trump On New York Trial Gag Order Expansion
Donald Trump hit out Tuesday at a New York judge for extending a gag order preventing the former US president from attacking those involved in the case, calling it "election interference" ahead of November presidential polls.
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US Supreme Court Declines To Fast-Track Trump 'Absolute Immunity' Case
The US Supreme Court declined on Friday to immediately hear former president Donald Trump's claim that he is immune from prosecution, potentially delaying his 2020 election interference trial.
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Third Ex-Donald Trump Lawyer Pleads Guilty In Georgia Election Case
A third Donald Trump campaign lawyer reached a plea deal on Tuesday that could see her testify for the prosecution in future trials, turning up the pressure on the former president as his legal troubles grow.
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Trump Calls Court Ruling Setting March 4 Trial Date "Election Interference"
Former US president Donald Trump reacted angrily Monday to a court allocating March 4 next year for his federal election conspiracy trial, complaining that the timing amounted to "Election Interference."
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Judge Sets March 4 Trial Date For Trump's Election Interference Case
A federal judge on Monday set a date of March 4, 2024, for Donald Trump's election subversion trial -- placing one of the biggest criminal cases in American history in peak election season.
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Why Australia's Covid Cases Are Rising, Again
Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison batted away Covid-19 worries three days ahead of federal elections, claiming many reported deaths are not caused by the virus and vowing not to interfere in people's lives.
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Trump Adviser Roger Stone To Be Sentenced For Lying To Congress, Witness Tampering
President Donald Trump's long-time adviser Roger Stone on Thursday arrived at the federal courthouse where he is set to be sentenced after being convicted on charges including lying to a congressional panel investigating Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, a case that has roiled the Justice Department and drawn Trump's ire.
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Donald Trump Committed Impeachable Crimes, Scholars Tell Congress
Three constitutional scholars on Wednesday bolstered Democrats' case for impeaching Donald Trump by saying the president's actions seeking foreign interference in US elections were clear grounds for removal, as the inquiry kicked into high gear in Congress.
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With Co-Founders Leaving, What's Next for Instagram?
Instagram has been a case study in how to run a subsidiary independently - especially when its parent is mired in user-privacy problems and concerns about election interference, fake news and misinformation.
