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From Reagan To Ford To Trump: Past Assassination Attempts On US Leaders
The FBI is investigating what it said was another assassination attempt on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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FBI Releases New Photos Of Trump Assassination Bid, Rules Out Foreign Hand
United States' Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI, which is investigating the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at the Republican rally in Pennsylvania last month, has revealed that the gunman Thomas Crooks acted alone.
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FBI Investigating After Trump Campaign Says It Was Hacked By Iran
The U.S. FBI said on Monday it was investigating after Donald Trump's presidential campaign said its internal communications were hacked and blamed the Iranian government.
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FBI Investigating After Trump Campaign Says It Was Hacked By Iran
The U.S. FBI said on Monday it was investigating after Donald Trump's presidential campaign said its internal communications were hacked and blamed the Iranian government.
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FBI Confirms Donald Trump Was Hit By Bullet In Assassination Attempt
Former US president Donald Trump was indeed hit by an assassin's bullet or a fragment of one, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said Friday.
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Trump Assassination Attempt Being Probed As Domestic Terrorism Act: FBI
The gunman who shot at former president Donald Trump during an election rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday appears to have acted alone, according to the FBI, which is investigating it as a potential "domestic terrorism" act.
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Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, Identified As Trump Rally Shooter
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has identified Thomas Matthew Crooks as the shooter behind the attempted assassination of former US President Donald Trump, it said in a statement on Sunday.
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Ex FBI Agent Arrested For Ties With Sanctioned Russian Oligarch He Investigated
McGonigal supervised and participated in investigations of Russian oligarchs, including Deripaska, according to the government.
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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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On Truth Social, Donald Trump Asks "Why Are People So Mean?", Gets Trolled On Twitter: Report
Former President of the United States Donald Trump was mocked on Twitter after he asked his followers on his social media website "Why are people so mean?"
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Trump Pardons Former Adviser Michael Flynn, Who Pleaded Guilty In Russia Probe
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday pardoned his former national security adviser Michael Flynn who had pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI during the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Mistakes, But No Political Bias In FBI Probe Of Trump Campaign: US Report
The US Justice Department's internal watchdog said on Monday that it found numerous errors but no evidence of political bias by the FBI when it opened an investigation into contacts between Donald Trump's presidential campaign and Russia in 2016.
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Ex-FBI Chief Who Leaked Info Won't Be Prosecuted: US Justice Department
The US Justice Department has decided not to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey despite an internal investigation that found he improperly leaked information to the news media, the department's Office of Inspector General said on Thursday.
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FBI Sent Undercover Investigator To Meet President Donald Trump's Advisor In 2016
The FBI sent an undercover investigator to meet with an advisor to Donald Trump's presidential campaign to try to determine if it was working with Russia, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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FBI Probe Team Didn't Know Extent Of Allegations Against Trump Lawyer
When a BuzzFeed reporter first sought comment on the news outlet's explosive report that President Donald Trump had directed his lawyer to lie to Congress, the spokesman for special counsel Robert Mueller III treated the request as he would almost any other story.
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From Reagan To Ford To Trump: Past Assassination Attempts On US Leaders
The FBI is investigating what it said was another assassination attempt on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
-
FBI Releases New Photos Of Trump Assassination Bid, Rules Out Foreign Hand
United States' Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI, which is investigating the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at the Republican rally in Pennsylvania last month, has revealed that the gunman Thomas Crooks acted alone.
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FBI Investigating After Trump Campaign Says It Was Hacked By Iran
The U.S. FBI said on Monday it was investigating after Donald Trump's presidential campaign said its internal communications were hacked and blamed the Iranian government.
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FBI Investigating After Trump Campaign Says It Was Hacked By Iran
The U.S. FBI said on Monday it was investigating after Donald Trump's presidential campaign said its internal communications were hacked and blamed the Iranian government.
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FBI Confirms Donald Trump Was Hit By Bullet In Assassination Attempt
Former US president Donald Trump was indeed hit by an assassin's bullet or a fragment of one, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said Friday.
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Trump Assassination Attempt Being Probed As Domestic Terrorism Act: FBI
The gunman who shot at former president Donald Trump during an election rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday appears to have acted alone, according to the FBI, which is investigating it as a potential "domestic terrorism" act.
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Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, Identified As Trump Rally Shooter
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has identified Thomas Matthew Crooks as the shooter behind the attempted assassination of former US President Donald Trump, it said in a statement on Sunday.
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Ex FBI Agent Arrested For Ties With Sanctioned Russian Oligarch He Investigated
McGonigal supervised and participated in investigations of Russian oligarchs, including Deripaska, according to the government.
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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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On Truth Social, Donald Trump Asks "Why Are People So Mean?", Gets Trolled On Twitter: Report
Former President of the United States Donald Trump was mocked on Twitter after he asked his followers on his social media website "Why are people so mean?"
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Trump Pardons Former Adviser Michael Flynn, Who Pleaded Guilty In Russia Probe
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday pardoned his former national security adviser Michael Flynn who had pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI during the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Mistakes, But No Political Bias In FBI Probe Of Trump Campaign: US Report
The US Justice Department's internal watchdog said on Monday that it found numerous errors but no evidence of political bias by the FBI when it opened an investigation into contacts between Donald Trump's presidential campaign and Russia in 2016.
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Ex-FBI Chief Who Leaked Info Won't Be Prosecuted: US Justice Department
The US Justice Department has decided not to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey despite an internal investigation that found he improperly leaked information to the news media, the department's Office of Inspector General said on Thursday.
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FBI Sent Undercover Investigator To Meet President Donald Trump's Advisor In 2016
The FBI sent an undercover investigator to meet with an advisor to Donald Trump's presidential campaign to try to determine if it was working with Russia, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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FBI Probe Team Didn't Know Extent Of Allegations Against Trump Lawyer
When a BuzzFeed reporter first sought comment on the news outlet's explosive report that President Donald Trump had directed his lawyer to lie to Congress, the spokesman for special counsel Robert Mueller III treated the request as he would almost any other story.
