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Feb 09 2024
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Biden Mishandled a Trove of Classified Documents on Afghanistan
Speaking from the White House Thursday night President Joe Biden indignantly defended willfully withholding classified information and storing broken boxes in his unsecured garage and in a downtown Washington D.C. office. Biden was not charged by Special Counsel Robert Hur because "considered that, at trial, Mr. Biden would likely present himself to a jury, as he did during out interview of
TownhallFeb 09 2024
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Advice for Biden: Pardon Trump on the Classified Documents
National Review (Opinion)Mar 29 2024
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Investigation into Utah nuclear engineer uncovers possible classified documents, warrant says
SYRACUSE — A Department of Defense contractor who had access to the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center has been arrested after investigators serving a search warrant reported finding child pornography and possible classified government documents at his house. Investigators say they received "multiple child pornography images and videos" from the IP address of Felix Jason Espinoza, 38, during the
KSLFeb 09 2024
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House Republicans Seek Access to Biden's Classified Documents
House Republicans on Friday demanded access to classified documents found in President Joe Biden's home amid the Oversight panel's probe of the Biden family. In a social media post by the GOP-majority House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, chaired by Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., the panel demanded the Department of Justice Department provide Congress with access "to Joe Biden's stashed
Newsmax (News)Feb 09 2024
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5 reactions to DOJ not charging Biden for mishandling classified documents
Special Counsel Robert Hur, tapped by the United States Department of Justice to investigate allegations that President Joe Biden illegally possessed classified documents from his time in the Senate and as vice president, submitted a report on his findings to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland Monday. Specifically, the investigation examined the “Unauthorized Removal, Retention, and
The Christian PostFeb 08 2024
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Justice Department will not charge Biden in classified documents probe
Justice Department will not charge Biden in classified documents probe A Justice Department special counsel has recommended no criminal charges be brought against President Biden in connection with the classified documents that were found at his Delaware home and a think-tank office in Washington, D.C. "We conclude that no criminal charges are warranted in this matter," special counsel Robert
NPR Fact CheckFeb 08 2024
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How a ghostwriter was ensnared in the Biden classified documents probe
President Biden trusted the ghostwriter behind his two memoirs so much that “at least three times” he read aloud to him passages from journals containing classified details of Obama-era deliberations, according to a special counsel report released Thursday. Cut through the 2024 election noise. Get The Campaign Moment newsletter. Federal investigators last year sought the recordings author Mark
Washington PostFeb 08 2024
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Prosecutor: Biden knowingly kept, SHARED classified documents
A special prosecutor has determined that Joe Biden did, indeed, take and keep classified government papers to which he was not entitled, and even shared the information with others. Multiple acts violated federal law, but Biden isn't going to be charged, as least partly because his "age and poor memory would create reasonable doubt for jurors," according to a report in Just the News. President
WNDFeb 08 2024
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Special counsel: No charges for Biden in classified documents probe
Joe Biden carelessly handled classified materials found at his home and former office and shared government secrets with his ghostwriter, but prosecutors decided no chargeable crime was committed, according to a long-awaited special counsel report released Thursday. Sign up for Fact Checker, our weekly review of what's true, false or in-between in politics. The 345-page Justice Department
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