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"Trump Became Detatched From Reality": Former Attorney General
Donald Trump deluged aides with wild voter fraud conspiracy theories after losing the 2020 US election, his top law-enforcement official said in testimony revealed Monday by a congressional probe which the ex-president branded a "mockery of justice."
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Donald Trump's Justice Chief Told Him Poll Fraud Claims Were Bogus: Report
President Donald Trump's attorney general Bill Barr told him a month after the 2020 election that allegations of voter fraud were groundless, but Trump rejected that, the Atlantic magazine reported.
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Donald Trump Announces Attorney General Bill Barr Will Leave Office "Just Before Christmas"
President Donald Trump on Monday announced that Attorney General Bill Barr, who angered him by contradicting his claims of having been the victim of mass fraud in the US election, is leaving office.
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US Attorney General Says No Evidence Of Decisive Election Fraud: Report
US Attorney General Bill Barr was quoted as saying Tuesday that there was no evidence of any significant fraud in the November 3 election that would reverse Democrat Joe Biden's defeat of President Donald Trump.
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"Can't Do My Job, Time To Stop Tweeting": US Attorney General To Trump
US Attorney General Bill Barr on Thursday delivered a highly unusual public rebuke of Donald Trump, saying the president's tweets were making his job at the Justice Department "impossible."
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Apple 'Has to Help' on Police Access to Encrypted Phones, Trump Says
President Donald Trump weighed in Wednesday on Apple's dispute with the US government over giving law enforcement access to encrypted iPhones, saying the company "has to help."
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US Federal Prisons Chief Replaced After Jeffrey Epstein's Suicide
US Attorney General Bill Barr announced the replacement of the head of federal prisons Monday in the wake of the shock jail-cell suicide of Jeffrey Epstein as he faced child sex trafficking charges.
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US Official Cites "Irregularities" At Jail Where Jeffrey Epstein Died
US Attorney General Bill Barr said Monday there were "serious irregularities" at the jail where Jeffrey Epstein died of an apparent suicide, and pledged to pursue any co-conspirators in the sex trafficking case.
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Robert Mueller Criticized Bill Barr's Depiction Of Russia Probe: Reports
US Special Counsel Robert Mueller complained to the attorney general over his characterization of the Russia probe that allowed President Donald Trump to declare himself cleared of obstruction of justice, US media reported Tuesday.
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Robert Mueller Report To Be Released By Mid-April, Says Attorney General
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is to be released by mid-April, Attorney General Bill Barr said on Friday.
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Washington On Edge For Rober Mueller's Findings On Trump-Russia Probe
US Attorney General Bill Barr was expected to hand Congress as early as Saturday the key findings of the Russian meddling probe with Washington anxious to learn if President Donald Trump is implicated in serious wrongdoing.
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"Trump Became Detatched From Reality": Former Attorney General
Donald Trump deluged aides with wild voter fraud conspiracy theories after losing the 2020 US election, his top law-enforcement official said in testimony revealed Monday by a congressional probe which the ex-president branded a "mockery of justice."
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Donald Trump's Justice Chief Told Him Poll Fraud Claims Were Bogus: Report
President Donald Trump's attorney general Bill Barr told him a month after the 2020 election that allegations of voter fraud were groundless, but Trump rejected that, the Atlantic magazine reported.
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Donald Trump Announces Attorney General Bill Barr Will Leave Office "Just Before Christmas"
President Donald Trump on Monday announced that Attorney General Bill Barr, who angered him by contradicting his claims of having been the victim of mass fraud in the US election, is leaving office.
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US Attorney General Says No Evidence Of Decisive Election Fraud: Report
US Attorney General Bill Barr was quoted as saying Tuesday that there was no evidence of any significant fraud in the November 3 election that would reverse Democrat Joe Biden's defeat of President Donald Trump.
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"Can't Do My Job, Time To Stop Tweeting": US Attorney General To Trump
US Attorney General Bill Barr on Thursday delivered a highly unusual public rebuke of Donald Trump, saying the president's tweets were making his job at the Justice Department "impossible."
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Apple 'Has to Help' on Police Access to Encrypted Phones, Trump Says
President Donald Trump weighed in Wednesday on Apple's dispute with the US government over giving law enforcement access to encrypted iPhones, saying the company "has to help."
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US Federal Prisons Chief Replaced After Jeffrey Epstein's Suicide
US Attorney General Bill Barr announced the replacement of the head of federal prisons Monday in the wake of the shock jail-cell suicide of Jeffrey Epstein as he faced child sex trafficking charges.
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US Official Cites "Irregularities" At Jail Where Jeffrey Epstein Died
US Attorney General Bill Barr said Monday there were "serious irregularities" at the jail where Jeffrey Epstein died of an apparent suicide, and pledged to pursue any co-conspirators in the sex trafficking case.
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Robert Mueller Criticized Bill Barr's Depiction Of Russia Probe: Reports
US Special Counsel Robert Mueller complained to the attorney general over his characterization of the Russia probe that allowed President Donald Trump to declare himself cleared of obstruction of justice, US media reported Tuesday.
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Robert Mueller Report To Be Released By Mid-April, Says Attorney General
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is to be released by mid-April, Attorney General Bill Barr said on Friday.
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Washington On Edge For Rober Mueller's Findings On Trump-Russia Probe
US Attorney General Bill Barr was expected to hand Congress as early as Saturday the key findings of the Russian meddling probe with Washington anxious to learn if President Donald Trump is implicated in serious wrongdoing.
