Jacqueline Alemany
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Republicans request FBI, DOJ officials in Hunter Biden tax case appear before panel
The letter, obtained by The Washington Post, includes requests for 9 DOJ and 2 FBI officials face questions over the investigation into the president’s son. → Read More
In audio recording, Trump heard discussing sensitive Iran documents
The recording is an important piece of evidence in the federal case against the former president. → Read More
Eastman disbarment proceedings over 2020 election begin in California
The conservative attorney has been accused of developing a legal roadmap to help President Donald Trump stay in power after losing the presidential election. → Read More
Who are the House GOP’s ‘whistleblowers’ about Biden and the FBI?
Republicans have pinned their investigations into Hunter Biden and the FBI on people they say are blowing the whistle to wrongdoing — but many of the allegations are unsubstantiated, vague and come from employees facing disciplinary issues. → Read More
FBI: Agents set to testify on alleged abuses had clearances revoked over security concerns
Former FBI agent Stephen Friend and Marcus Allen, an FBI agent who is suspended without pay, are set to appear before a House Judiciary subcommittee Thursday. → Read More
Attorney Tim Parlatore says he is leaving Donald Trump’s legal team
Parlatore wrote a 10-page letter to the House Intelligence Committee last month defending Trump's handling of classified documents. → Read More
Jordan’s weaponization-panel game plan draws critique from some on the right
Some leaders in hard-right intellectual circles have critiqued the initial work of the subcommittee as unfocused, but Jordan's supporters have pushed back. → Read More
National Archives asks past presidents, VPs to look for classified items
The Archives was weighing the request earlier this week, The Washington Post previously reported. → Read More
DOJ sends first response to House GOP after request for investigation details
It marks the department’s first correspondence with Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) in his new role as chair of the panel. → Read More
Skepticism before a search: Inside the Trump Mar-a-Lago documents investigation
How Justice Department and FBI leaders decided they had to search Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago, and the steps they took to try to minimize legal risk and avoid mistakes. → Read More
How Trump jettisoned restraints at Mar-a-Lago and prompted legal peril
The inside story of how Trump transplanted the chaos and norm flouting of his White House into his post-presidential life, leading to a criminal investigation. → Read More
Justice Department asks judge to hold Trump team in contempt over Mar-a-Lago case
The request came after months of mounting frustration from the Justice Department with the former president’s lawyers. → Read More
House committee to release first-of-its-kind documentary on economic inequality
A 30-minute film, produced by lawmakers from both parties, strives to connect Americans through storytelling. → Read More
Republican infighting roils Congress as midterms fallout continues
House Republicans moved forward Tuesday with their leadership elections, despite calls from several GOP lawmakers and dozens of conservatives outside Congress to postpone the vote. → Read More
Foreign governments spent over $750,000 at Trump hotel, report shows
The governments of Saudi Arabia, China and others spent more than $750,000 at the Trump hotel in Washington as they were trying to influence his administration, the House Oversight Committee finds. → Read More
Congressional Republicans panic as they watch their lead dwindle
Republicans are calling for a delay in next week's Senate leadership elections, a direct challenge to Sen. Mitch McConnell's stewardship and a reflection of the growing fallout over the GOP's disappointing performance in the midterms. → Read More
Trump subpoena from Jan. 6 committee sets deadlines for testimony, documents
The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol issued a subpoena Friday for testimony and documents from former president Donald Trump. → Read More
Trump’s Jan. 6 subpoena is expected soon. But what happens next?
The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack could issue a subpoena for Donald Trump, wading into what could be a prolonged, unprecedented legal battle. → Read More
National Archives says it’s still missing records from Trump officials
The National Archives will consult with the Justice Department “on whether ‘to initiate an action for the recovery of records unlawfully removed,’" according to a letter to Congress. → Read More
Ginni Thomas told Jan. 6 committee she still thinks election was stolen, chairman says
During a nearly five-hour interview with the committee investigating the insurrection at the Capitol, the conservative activist reiterated the debunked claims of election fraud, according to Chairman Bennie G. Thompson (D-Miss.). → Read More