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Jury Has Yet to Reach a Verdict in Danchenko Trial, Will Resume Deliberations Tuesday

The federal case against Steele dossier primary source Igor Danchenko ended Monday with closing arguments and jury deliberations, but without a verdict being reached.

Former Arizona Mayor Gets 30 Days in Jail in ‘Ballot Harvesting’ Case

A former Arizona mayor has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and two years of probation after being convicted of collecting four early...

Ex-Yale Employee Gets Nine Years in Prison After Admitting to Stealing $40M From University

A former Yale University School of Medicine employee was sentenced to more than nine years in prison after she admitted to the theft of $40 million...

Durham Puts FBI on Trial Alongside Russian Collusion Informant

Igor Danchenko is the named defendant at this week's trial, charged with lying as an informant in the now discredited Russia collusion investigation.

At Least 2,600 Government Officials Trade Stocks in Conflict of Interest Deals

Department of Defense officials trade stock from Chinese companies, EPA officials hold oil and gas shares, and almost 2,000 federal employees trade stock with Big Tech groups.

Kanye West: God Can Use Imperfect People?

The internationally renowned singer-songwriter and fashion designer Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) shook the fashion world in Paris last week by showcasing models with T-shirts that read simply, “White Lives Matter.”

More Millennials Attend Church Post-Pandemic Lockdown than Before 2020

Report indicates an uptick in overall church attendence.

FBI Had ‘Immunity’ Deal with Steele Source, Inquiry Trial Reveals

Special Counsel John Durham's trial revealed Tuesday that the FBI set up an immunity agreement with former British spy Christopher Steele.

Neonatal Nurse Accused of Killing 7 Babies, Attempting to Kill 10 More: ‘Malevolent Presence’

A nurse in the U.K. pleaded not guilty Monday to accusations that she murdered five baby boys and two girls, and attempted to murder 10 more children.

FBI Intel Analyst Tells Durham Agency Offered Steele $1M to Corroborate Dossier

An FBI analyst on Tuesday in federal court told Special Counsel John Durham the agency offered former British spy Christopher Steele "up to $1 million" to corroborate evidence in his now-discredited dossier that was central to a federal investigation into possible collusion between Russia and the 2016 Trump presidential campaign.

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