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On This Day, July 5: FBI's Comey announces no charges for Hillary Clinton

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On This Day, July 5: FBI's Comey announces no charges for Hillary Clinton
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The Daily Beast

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· Jun 26, 2026

Judge Corners DOJ for Covering Up Files on Trump’s 13-Year-Old Accuser

Evelyn Hockstein/REUTERSA federal judge has cornered the Justice Department for withholding files on FBI interviews with the woman who accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her when she was 13. U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan ordered acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to release unredacted versions of several Jeffrey Epstein files, or explain why the DOJ should be allowed to keep them secret, as he sided with investigative journalist Katie Phang, who had accused Blanche of violating the Epstein Files Transparency Act. He gave the government until July 2 to comply.Sullivan’s decision covers FBI notes from interviews with a woman who claimed that Epstein introduced her to Trump in 1984, when she was about 13 years old, and that Trump forced her to perform a sexual act on him. Trump has denied the allegation.Read more at The Daily Beast.

MS NOW

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· Jul 10, 2026

Kash Patel called to White House on heels of continued questions over his behavior

The embattled FBI director was set to travel to Chicago in the Bureau's jet to see his girlfriend perform at a music festival when he was called in, sources tell MS NOW. The post Kash Patel called to White House on heels of continued questions over his behavior appeared first on MS NOW.

Prism

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· Jul 1, 2026

FBI Report Describes Graffiti as a Tactic of “Anarchist Violent Extremists”

The report also adds new ambiguous justification for FBI action such as “making claims” against business or governments.

The Independent

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· Jun 25, 2026

Ghislaine Maxwell says the Epstein files prove she was wrongfully convicted. Trump’s DOJ wants to keep her locked up

Prosecutors blast her latest ‘baseless’ arguments as ‘unmoored from law, logic or the record’

The Intercept

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· Jul 7, 2026

FBI Raided Texas Activist’s House — Then Offered Her $200,000 to Become Antifa Informant

Federal agents asked about links between the woman and the Prairieland case — suggesting a sprawling conspiracy that fits with Trump’s attacks on antifa. The post FBI Raided Texas Activist’s House — Then Offered Her 200,000 to Become Antifa Informant appeared first on The Intercept.

Al Jazeera

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· Jul 6, 2026

Leading US Democrats withdraw support for Platner after assault allegations

Monday's accusations are the latest in a long string of controversies surrounding the Maine Democratic Senate candidate.

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Related coverage for "On This Day, July 5: FBI's Comey announces no charges for Hillary Clinton": The Daily Beast — Judge Corners DOJ for Covering Up Files on Trump’s 13-Year-Old Accuser. MS NOW — Kash Patel called to White House on heels of continued questions over his behavior. Prism — FBI Report Describes Graffiti as a Tactic of “Anarchist Violent Extremists”. The Independent — Ghislaine Maxwell says the Epstein files prove she was wrongfully convicted. Trump’s DOJ wants to keep her locked up. The Intercept — FBI Raided Texas Activist’s House — Then Offered Her $200,000 to Become Antifa Informant. Al Jazeera — Leading US Democrats withdraw support for Platner after assault allegations