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FBI Officials Fired Amidst Concerns of Political Retribution for Jan. 6 Investigation
Two senior FBI officials, Brian Driscoll and Steve Jensen, were fired without explanation after resisting a Justice Department request for a list of agents involved in investigating the January 6th Capitol riot, raising concerns of political retribution and jeopardizing future investigations.
FBI Officials Fired Amidst Concerns of Political Retribution for Jan. 6 Investigation
Two senior FBI officials, Brian Driscoll and Steve Jensen, were fired without explanation after resisting a Justice Department request for a list of agents involved in investigating the January 6th Capitol riot, raising concerns of political retribution and jeopardizing future investigations.
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48% Bias Score
FBI Agents Sue DOJ, Alleging Political Retribution and Threats Over Trump Investigations
Two groups of unnamed FBI agents are suing the Department of Justice, alleging that a survey about their roles in January 6th and Mar-a-Lago investigations is a politically motivated attempt to identify them for termination, putting them and their families at risk from convicted January 6th felons. ...
FBI Agents Sue DOJ, Alleging Political Retribution and Threats Over Trump Investigations
Two groups of unnamed FBI agents are suing the Department of Justice, alleging that a survey about their roles in January 6th and Mar-a-Lago investigations is a politically motivated attempt to identify them for termination, putting them and their families at risk from convicted January 6th felons. ...
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52% Bias Score
Trump to Sign 200 Executive Actions on Inauguration Day
President-elect Donald Trump plans to sign approximately 200 executive actions on Monday, addressing issues such as the January 6th Capitol riot defendants, military wokeness, a U.S.-made Iron Dome, and the release of assassination records, alongside border security, education, DEI, and a proposed T...
Trump to Sign 200 Executive Actions on Inauguration Day
President-elect Donald Trump plans to sign approximately 200 executive actions on Monday, addressing issues such as the January 6th Capitol riot defendants, military wokeness, a U.S.-made Iron Dome, and the release of assassination records, alongside border security, education, DEI, and a proposed T...
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44% Bias Score
Georgia Judge Orders DA Willis to Release Records, Cites Open Records Act Violation
A Georgia judge ordered Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to hand over records from the January 6th Committee and Jack Smith's office within five business days, citing a violation of the state's open records act after a lawsuit from Judicial Watch.
Georgia Judge Orders DA Willis to Release Records, Cites Open Records Act Violation
A Georgia judge ordered Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to hand over records from the January 6th Committee and Jack Smith's office within five business days, citing a violation of the state's open records act after a lawsuit from Judicial Watch.
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40% Bias Score
Capitol Police Officers Sue Congress Over January 6th Memorial
Two Capitol Police officers sued Congress on Thursday for failing to install a memorial honoring officers injured during the January 6, 2021 attack, as required by a 2022 law, alleging that House Speaker Mike Johnson has refused to install the plaque.
Capitol Police Officers Sue Congress Over January 6th Memorial
Two Capitol Police officers sued Congress on Thursday for failing to install a memorial honoring officers injured during the January 6, 2021 attack, as required by a 2022 law, alleging that House Speaker Mike Johnson has refused to install the plaque.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Pardons 1,500 January 6th Rioters, Sparking Outrage
President Trump pardoned approximately 1,500 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol attack, claiming they were "absolutely innocent", despite convictions for various offenses ranging from minor infractions to violent assaults against law enforcement, resulting in widespread criticism and co...
Trump Pardons 1,500 January 6th Rioters, Sparking Outrage
President Trump pardoned approximately 1,500 individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol attack, claiming they were "absolutely innocent", despite convictions for various offenses ranging from minor infractions to violent assaults against law enforcement, resulting in widespread criticism and co...
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60% Bias Score
Trump to Act on January 6th Cases on Inauguration Day
President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to act on January 6th Capitol riot cases on his first day in office, reviewing them individually, while also calling for jail time for members of the House select committee that investigated the riot.
Trump to Act on January 6th Cases on Inauguration Day
President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to act on January 6th Capitol riot cases on his first day in office, reviewing them individually, while also calling for jail time for members of the House select committee that investigated the riot.
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56% Bias Score
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