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Trump Aide Pleads Not Guilty In Secret Documents Case
A personal aide to former US president Donald Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday to federal charges of mishandling classified government documents.
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US Judges Sets August 14 As Trial Date For Trump In Secret Documents Case
The Justice Department's special counsel in the case, Jack Smith, promised a speedy trial after a 37-count indictment charging Trump with will-fully retaining classified government records and obstructing justice.
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Donald Trump Can Still Run For President In 2024 Even If Convicted. Details Here.
Donald Trump can continue his campaign for another term in the White House even as the beleaguered former US president has been indicted for illegally retaining classified government documents after leaving office in 2021.
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"Corrupt Sitting President": Trump Attacks Biden After Court Appearance
Donald Trump pleaded not guilty Tuesday to dozens of criminal counts of mishandling some of the US government's most sensitive secrets and scheming to prevent their return, in a historic first court appearance as a federal defendant.
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Donald Trump Vows To Stay In Race Even If Convicted: What It Means
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted for illegally retaining classified government documents after leaving office in 2021. Here is a rundown of what this means for his 2024 presidential campaign.
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Trump Secret Documents Case Hearing Today, Fingerprints To Be Taken
Donald Trump will surrender Tuesday to face federal charges of mishandling US government secrets -- the latest and most serious in a string of probes threatening his bid to win back the White House.
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Can Trump Run For US President After Indictment? Here's What The Law Says
A federal grand jury has indicted former US President Donald Trump on charges of retaining classified government documents and obstruction of justice, among other crimes.
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US Has Way Too Many "Top Secrets"
The discovery of classified documents at the homes of Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Mike Pence has rekindled a debate about an old habit of the US government -- slapping millions of documents every year with labels of "secret," "top secret"
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Fresh Blow To Donald Trump Over Classified Documents Held At Florida House
A US appeals court dealt former president Donald Trump a fresh blow Thursday, rejecting his effort to keep prosecutors from examining thousands of government documents he held in his Florida home after leaving office.
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Donald Trump, US Government At Loggerheads In Court Over Seized Documents
An increasingly high-stakes standoff between Donald Trump and US federal investigators landed in court Thursday, after days of headline-grabbing revelations surrounding highly classified documents seized by the FBI.
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Charges, Arrest And Appeals: Wikileaks' Julian Assange's 12-Year Battle
Jailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces extradition to the United States for the 2010 publication of thousands of leaked classified documents after the British government Friday approved his extradition.
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Whistleblower Edward Snowden Says Would Like Asylum In France: Report
Whistleblower Edward Snowden, living in Russia since leaking a trove of classified documents showing the scope of post-9/11 US government surveillance, wants to claim asylum in France, according to an interview published Saturday.
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US Ex-Spy Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Selling Secrets To China
A former defense and intelligence contractor who sold classified documents to the Chinese government, and then claimed that he was actually working a reverse sting to expose Chinese spying methods, was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison for delivering U.S. secrets to a foreign government.
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Centre Gets 4 Days, Not 4 Weeks, To Reply To Top Court On Rafale Case
The government today asked for four weeks to reply to a petition calling for a review of the Supreme Court clean chit on the Rafale jet deal. The Supreme Court gave it four days, asking for a reply by Saturday. The next hearing is on Monday May 6, in the middle of the national election that will end on May 19.
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Supreme Court To Decide On Classified Rafale Documents Today: 10 Facts
The Supreme Court will decide today whether classified documents sourced by the media without authorisation can be considered evidence and a basis for re-examining its December verdict, which gave a clean chit to the Narendra Modi government over the deal for Rafale fighter jets. Citing internal notes of the defence ministry, a series of reports pu...
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Trump Aide Pleads Not Guilty In Secret Documents Case
A personal aide to former US president Donald Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday to federal charges of mishandling classified government documents.
-
US Judges Sets August 14 As Trial Date For Trump In Secret Documents Case
The Justice Department's special counsel in the case, Jack Smith, promised a speedy trial after a 37-count indictment charging Trump with will-fully retaining classified government records and obstructing justice.
-
Donald Trump Can Still Run For President In 2024 Even If Convicted. Details Here.
Donald Trump can continue his campaign for another term in the White House even as the beleaguered former US president has been indicted for illegally retaining classified government documents after leaving office in 2021.
-
"Corrupt Sitting President": Trump Attacks Biden After Court Appearance
Donald Trump pleaded not guilty Tuesday to dozens of criminal counts of mishandling some of the US government's most sensitive secrets and scheming to prevent their return, in a historic first court appearance as a federal defendant.
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Donald Trump Vows To Stay In Race Even If Convicted: What It Means
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted for illegally retaining classified government documents after leaving office in 2021. Here is a rundown of what this means for his 2024 presidential campaign.
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Trump Secret Documents Case Hearing Today, Fingerprints To Be Taken
Donald Trump will surrender Tuesday to face federal charges of mishandling US government secrets -- the latest and most serious in a string of probes threatening his bid to win back the White House.
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Can Trump Run For US President After Indictment? Here's What The Law Says
A federal grand jury has indicted former US President Donald Trump on charges of retaining classified government documents and obstruction of justice, among other crimes.
-
US Has Way Too Many "Top Secrets"
The discovery of classified documents at the homes of Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Mike Pence has rekindled a debate about an old habit of the US government -- slapping millions of documents every year with labels of "secret," "top secret"
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Fresh Blow To Donald Trump Over Classified Documents Held At Florida House
A US appeals court dealt former president Donald Trump a fresh blow Thursday, rejecting his effort to keep prosecutors from examining thousands of government documents he held in his Florida home after leaving office.
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Donald Trump, US Government At Loggerheads In Court Over Seized Documents
An increasingly high-stakes standoff between Donald Trump and US federal investigators landed in court Thursday, after days of headline-grabbing revelations surrounding highly classified documents seized by the FBI.
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Charges, Arrest And Appeals: Wikileaks' Julian Assange's 12-Year Battle
Jailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces extradition to the United States for the 2010 publication of thousands of leaked classified documents after the British government Friday approved his extradition.
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Whistleblower Edward Snowden Says Would Like Asylum In France: Report
Whistleblower Edward Snowden, living in Russia since leaking a trove of classified documents showing the scope of post-9/11 US government surveillance, wants to claim asylum in France, according to an interview published Saturday.
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US Ex-Spy Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For Selling Secrets To China
A former defense and intelligence contractor who sold classified documents to the Chinese government, and then claimed that he was actually working a reverse sting to expose Chinese spying methods, was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison for delivering U.S. secrets to a foreign government.
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Centre Gets 4 Days, Not 4 Weeks, To Reply To Top Court On Rafale Case
The government today asked for four weeks to reply to a petition calling for a review of the Supreme Court clean chit on the Rafale jet deal. The Supreme Court gave it four days, asking for a reply by Saturday. The next hearing is on Monday May 6, in the middle of the national election that will end on May 19.
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Supreme Court To Decide On Classified Rafale Documents Today: 10 Facts
The Supreme Court will decide today whether classified documents sourced by the media without authorisation can be considered evidence and a basis for re-examining its December verdict, which gave a clean chit to the Narendra Modi government over the deal for Rafale fighter jets. Citing internal notes of the defence ministry, a series of reports pu...
