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    Dow hits 15000 as percentage of Americans owning stocks hits a low

    The Christian Science Monitor
    May 09, 2013

    The Dow Jones industrial average punched through another milestone Tuesday: its first close above 15,000.(Richard Drew/AP) Although the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed for the…


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    Some Trump advisors 'trying to go dark' as Mar-a-Lago scandal continues to escalate: reporter

    Sky Palma
    August 12, 2022

    Speaking on MSNBC this Friday, The Washington Post's Josh Dawsey discussed the reaction to the news stories emanating from the FBI's search of Donald Trump's Palm Beach resort, saying that many people close to the former president are staying quiet as new details surface.

    Dawsey says when news of the raid first broke, "there was shock in former President Trump's orbit."

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    'The more we know, the worse it gets': Legal experts react to release of Mar-a-Lago search warrant

    Bob Brigham
    August 12, 2022

    Details in the Mar-a-Lago search warrant make Donald Trump look even worse than he did yesterday when it was reported the FBI sought nuclear weapons documents and had recovered signals intelligence from the Florida resort, according to a former White House ethics czar.

    Breitbart White House correspondent Charlie Spiering reported, "3 criminal statutes for the warrant: 18 U.S.C. sec 793, which deals with defense information; 18 U.S.C. sec 1519, which deals with destroying federal documents; and 18 U.S.C. sec 2071, which deals with concealing, removing, or damaging federal documents."

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    Judge at the center of FBI’s search of Trump’s home is a target of threats, slurs

    Miami Herald
    August 12, 2022

    MIAMI — A week ago, the FBI submitted a search warrant seeking classified information in the Mar-a-Lago home of former president Donald Trump to a magistrate judge in West Palm Beach federal court. But the magistrate judge on duty last Friday wasn’t available, so another one agreed to review it, with no idea of what awaited him. His name is Bruce Reinhart, a former federal prosecutor who was appointed to the position in 2018. When he found ā€œprobable causeā€ of a crime allowing FBI agents to search Trump’s private club for ā€œtop secretā€ and other classified documents, it was a pretty routine proc...

     
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    Rep. Jamie Raskin dismisses right-wing calls for civil war as 'desperate' response to Trump's 'losing' case

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    GOP's Scott Perry flees questions about FBI seizing his phone and searching Trump's home

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    GOP lawmakers struggle to contain the fallout from Mar-a-Lago nukes revelations



     
     

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