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"Can't Run Republic Like This": FBI Deputy's Cryptic Post Amid Epstein Row
Deputy Director of the FBI, Dan Bongino, posted a lengthy, cryptic message on his official X account, pledging to uncover "the truth" about the corruption and "political weaponisation" at federal law enforcement that "shocked" him down to his core.
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FBI Ignored Key Evidence In Hillary Clinton Email Case: Declassified Files
The report comes days after US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard alleged that the Obama administration manufactured the 'hoax' around Donald Trump's Russia link.
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Trump Pardons Former Navy Sailor In Case He Compared To Clinton's Emails
President Donald Trump on Friday pardoned a former Navy sailor whose conviction for unauthorized retention of national defense information became a rallying cry for conservatives who felt it showed Hillary Clinton was treated too leniently in the FBI's investigation of how she handled classified material
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How Donald Trump's Anger, Impatience Prompted Him To Fire The FBI Director
For more than two hours after the news broke, Trump had no official spokesperson, as his army of communications aides scrambled to craft a plan. By nightfall, Trump had ordered his talkers to talk; one adviser said the president wanted "his people" on the airwaves.
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US Appeals Court Revives Hillary Clinton Email Suit
In a new legal development on the controversy over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's emails, an appeals court on Tuesday reversed a lower court ruling and said two U.S. government agencies should have done more to recover the emails.
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US Judge To Review FBI's Hillary Clinton Emails Search Warrant
A U.S. judge on Tuesday directed federal prosecutors to show him the search warrant application used to enable the FBI to access emails related to Hillary Clinton's private server that were discovered shortly before the Nov. 8 presidential election.
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Hillary Clinton Says 'There Is No Case Here' In FBI Email Investigation
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said on Monday that she welcomed the FBI to look at the emails in the latest twist in the controversy over her use of a private server while she was secretary of state.
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Hillary Clinton Campaign Urges FBI To Detail New Developments In Email Case
Top aides to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Saturday insisted there is "no evidence of wrongdoing" following the FBI's notification to the U.S. Congress on Friday that it is again looking at Clinton's use of a private server for emails when she was secretary of state.
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Trump Cheers Renewed FBI Inquiry Into Clinton Emails
Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta called on FBI Director James Comey on Friday to "immediately" release more information about the nature of a new inquiry into Clinton's private email server.
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Leak Shows Turmoil On Clinton Team
On the day the news broke that Hillary Clinton had used a private email account as secretary of state, the man who would soon be named to chair her presidential campaign fired off a note of distress, venting frustration about some of Clinton's closest aides.
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"Can't Run Republic Like This": FBI Deputy's Cryptic Post Amid Epstein Row
Deputy Director of the FBI, Dan Bongino, posted a lengthy, cryptic message on his official X account, pledging to uncover "the truth" about the corruption and "political weaponisation" at federal law enforcement that "shocked" him down to his core.
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FBI Ignored Key Evidence In Hillary Clinton Email Case: Declassified Files
The report comes days after US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard alleged that the Obama administration manufactured the 'hoax' around Donald Trump's Russia link.
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Trump Pardons Former Navy Sailor In Case He Compared To Clinton's Emails
President Donald Trump on Friday pardoned a former Navy sailor whose conviction for unauthorized retention of national defense information became a rallying cry for conservatives who felt it showed Hillary Clinton was treated too leniently in the FBI's investigation of how she handled classified material
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How Donald Trump's Anger, Impatience Prompted Him To Fire The FBI Director
For more than two hours after the news broke, Trump had no official spokesperson, as his army of communications aides scrambled to craft a plan. By nightfall, Trump had ordered his talkers to talk; one adviser said the president wanted "his people" on the airwaves.
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US Appeals Court Revives Hillary Clinton Email Suit
In a new legal development on the controversy over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's emails, an appeals court on Tuesday reversed a lower court ruling and said two U.S. government agencies should have done more to recover the emails.
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US Judge To Review FBI's Hillary Clinton Emails Search Warrant
A U.S. judge on Tuesday directed federal prosecutors to show him the search warrant application used to enable the FBI to access emails related to Hillary Clinton's private server that were discovered shortly before the Nov. 8 presidential election.
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Hillary Clinton Says 'There Is No Case Here' In FBI Email Investigation
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said on Monday that she welcomed the FBI to look at the emails in the latest twist in the controversy over her use of a private server while she was secretary of state.
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Hillary Clinton Campaign Urges FBI To Detail New Developments In Email Case
Top aides to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Saturday insisted there is "no evidence of wrongdoing" following the FBI's notification to the U.S. Congress on Friday that it is again looking at Clinton's use of a private server for emails when she was secretary of state.
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Trump Cheers Renewed FBI Inquiry Into Clinton Emails
Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta called on FBI Director James Comey on Friday to "immediately" release more information about the nature of a new inquiry into Clinton's private email server.
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Leak Shows Turmoil On Clinton Team
On the day the news broke that Hillary Clinton had used a private email account as secretary of state, the man who would soon be named to chair her presidential campaign fired off a note of distress, venting frustration about some of Clinton's closest aides.
