Trump axes security clearances for law firm attorneys who aided special counsel Jack Smith: ‘I just want to savor this’
WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday revoked any security clearances that may be held by Covington & Burling law firm employees who provided pro bono services to former special counsel Jack Smith, who prosecuted Trump in a pair of since-ended criminal cases.
Three lawsuits — including one from the New York Times — press the case that the special counsel’s final word belongs to the ...
The former special counsel Jack Smith was among the dozens of former DOJ lawyers who signed an open letter to career ...
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Hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars were spent on the probe − don’t taxpayers have a right to see the report?
The special counsel’s employment prospects could be coming into focus, though hiring him is not without risk while the 47th ...
The acting attorney general said these officials could not be trusted to "faithfully implement the president's agenda." ...
Eric Adams, the mayor of New York, faces a federal indictment for public corruption, but Emil Bove, acting head of the DOJ, ...
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