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DOJ stumbles again in attempt to revive charges against Letitia James
The Justice Department is struggling to re-indict New York Attorney General Letitia James. For the second time in seven days, a grand jury declined to endorse federal prosecutors’ case against her. President Donald Trump is really interested in this case. The latest refusal from a panel in Alexandria deepened the impression that jurors remain unconvinced…
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Fed’s Lisa Cook fires back, calls mortgage fraud claims ‘baseless’ in letter to AG Bondi
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has once again denied accusations that she engaged in mortgage...
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Revenge or Justice? Letitia James faces indictment as Trump administration pushes political retribution drive
New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted Thursday on federal mortgage fraud charges,...
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Trump administration seeks emergency order from Supreme Court to remove Lisa Cook from the Fed board
After an appeals court ruled against the Trump administration in its attempt to remove Federal...
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Judge rules Lisa Cook can remain on Fed Board amid Trump firing dispute
Embattled Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has won a temporary reprieve in her fight to remain on the board after a federal judge blocked President Donald Trump’s attempt to remove her. In a ruling...
