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Russian Troll Farm, 13 Suspects Indicted For Interference In 2016 US Election
The Justice Department's special counsel announced the indictment Friday of a notorious Russian troll farm - charging 13 individuals with an audacious scheme to criminally interfere with the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Special Counsel Is Investigating Donald Trump For Possible Obstruction Of Justice
The special counsel overseeing the investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 election is interviewing senior intelligence officials as part of a widening probe that now includes an examination of whether President Donald Trump attempted to obstruct justice, officials said.
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Donald Trump's Son-In-Law Jared Kushner Now A Focus In Russia Investigation
Investigators are focusing on a series of meetings held by Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and an influential White House adviser, as part of their probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election and related matters, according to people familiar with the investigation.
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Indian-American Lawyer Preet Bharara Fired After Refusing To Quit
Bharara had been asked to resign on Friday, but confusion ensued because Trump in November had asked him to stay on.
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Meet The Acting Attorney General Trump Fired For 'Betraying' The Justice Department
Acting attorney general Sally Quillian Yates, a longtime prosecutor from Atlanta, began her tenure as an Obama appointee two years ago by saying that pursuing justice was more important to her than bringing federal cases in court.
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Obama Commutes Sentence Of Chelsea Manning, Soldier In WikiLeaks Case
President Barack Obama commuted the 35-year prison sentence of Chelsea Manning, an Army private convicted of taking troves of secret diplomatic and military documents and disclosing them to WikiLeaks, after deciding that Manning had served enough time.
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Commutation For Manning In Leak Case
President Barack Obama commuted the 35-year prison sentence of Chelsea Manning, an Army private convicted of taking troves of secret diplomatic and military documents and disclosing them to WikiLeaks, after deciding that Manning had served enough time.
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Suspect In Fort Lauderdale Shooting 'Lost His Mind' In Iraq, Family Says
Investigators were still trying to figure out on Saturday whether an 80-second airport shooting rampage, allegedly carried out by a gunman more than 4,000 miles from home, was driven by a terror motive or mental illness, authorities said.
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Five People Killed In Shooting At Fort Lauderdale Airport, Suspect In Custody
Police said a lone gunman opened fire Friday at the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, international airport, killing five people and injuring eight others in a brief, bloody shooting rampage.
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FBI Chief James Comey Draws Storm Of Protests Over Clinton Mail Probe
The Justice Department moved Monday to quell the outrage and frenetic speculation surrounding FBI Director James Comey's disclosure last week that the bureau has resumed its investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server after discovering a new trove of emails.
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Computer Seized In Weiner Probe Prompts FBI To Take New Steps In Clinton Email Inquiry
Newly discovered emails found on a computer seized during an investigation of disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner thrust the controversy over Hillary Clinton's use of a private server back into the presidential campaign less than two weeks before the election.
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Bombing Suspect Cited Terrorists In His Journal
The man accused of a bombing rampage in New York and New Jersey mentioned an eclectic mix of terrorist inspirations, including al-Qaida and the Islamic State, in a journal recovered as evidence, authorities revealed Wednesday.
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For A Small Town Cop, A Heart-Stopping Moment In San Bernardino
In 23 years as a police officer, there was one thing Sgt. Andy Capps of the Redlands Police Department had never done until the afternoon of Dec. 2: Fire his weapon.
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Before The Final Shootout, Four Mysterious Hours In San Bernardino
Authorities have not released any information on what Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, the husband-and-wife terrorists were doing in those four hours before the San Bernardino attack.
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What Happens Next To The Baby Orphaned By The San Bernardino Shooters
At an age when a baby typically learns to crawl and can understand words, the girl of San Bernardino shooters is at the center of a court case that will determine who will raise her.
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Russian Troll Farm, 13 Suspects Indicted For Interference In 2016 US Election
The Justice Department's special counsel announced the indictment Friday of a notorious Russian troll farm - charging 13 individuals with an audacious scheme to criminally interfere with the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Special Counsel Is Investigating Donald Trump For Possible Obstruction Of Justice
The special counsel overseeing the investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 election is interviewing senior intelligence officials as part of a widening probe that now includes an examination of whether President Donald Trump attempted to obstruct justice, officials said.
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Donald Trump's Son-In-Law Jared Kushner Now A Focus In Russia Investigation
Investigators are focusing on a series of meetings held by Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and an influential White House adviser, as part of their probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election and related matters, according to people familiar with the investigation.
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Indian-American Lawyer Preet Bharara Fired After Refusing To Quit
Bharara had been asked to resign on Friday, but confusion ensued because Trump in November had asked him to stay on.
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Meet The Acting Attorney General Trump Fired For 'Betraying' The Justice Department
Acting attorney general Sally Quillian Yates, a longtime prosecutor from Atlanta, began her tenure as an Obama appointee two years ago by saying that pursuing justice was more important to her than bringing federal cases in court.
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Obama Commutes Sentence Of Chelsea Manning, Soldier In WikiLeaks Case
President Barack Obama commuted the 35-year prison sentence of Chelsea Manning, an Army private convicted of taking troves of secret diplomatic and military documents and disclosing them to WikiLeaks, after deciding that Manning had served enough time.
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Commutation For Manning In Leak Case
President Barack Obama commuted the 35-year prison sentence of Chelsea Manning, an Army private convicted of taking troves of secret diplomatic and military documents and disclosing them to WikiLeaks, after deciding that Manning had served enough time.
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Suspect In Fort Lauderdale Shooting 'Lost His Mind' In Iraq, Family Says
Investigators were still trying to figure out on Saturday whether an 80-second airport shooting rampage, allegedly carried out by a gunman more than 4,000 miles from home, was driven by a terror motive or mental illness, authorities said.
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Five People Killed In Shooting At Fort Lauderdale Airport, Suspect In Custody
Police said a lone gunman opened fire Friday at the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, international airport, killing five people and injuring eight others in a brief, bloody shooting rampage.
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FBI Chief James Comey Draws Storm Of Protests Over Clinton Mail Probe
The Justice Department moved Monday to quell the outrage and frenetic speculation surrounding FBI Director James Comey's disclosure last week that the bureau has resumed its investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server after discovering a new trove of emails.
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Computer Seized In Weiner Probe Prompts FBI To Take New Steps In Clinton Email Inquiry
Newly discovered emails found on a computer seized during an investigation of disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner thrust the controversy over Hillary Clinton's use of a private server back into the presidential campaign less than two weeks before the election.
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Bombing Suspect Cited Terrorists In His Journal
The man accused of a bombing rampage in New York and New Jersey mentioned an eclectic mix of terrorist inspirations, including al-Qaida and the Islamic State, in a journal recovered as evidence, authorities revealed Wednesday.
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For A Small Town Cop, A Heart-Stopping Moment In San Bernardino
In 23 years as a police officer, there was one thing Sgt. Andy Capps of the Redlands Police Department had never done until the afternoon of Dec. 2: Fire his weapon.
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Before The Final Shootout, Four Mysterious Hours In San Bernardino
Authorities have not released any information on what Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, the husband-and-wife terrorists were doing in those four hours before the San Bernardino attack.
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What Happens Next To The Baby Orphaned By The San Bernardino Shooters
At an age when a baby typically learns to crawl and can understand words, the girl of San Bernardino shooters is at the center of a court case that will determine who will raise her.
