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Month: December 2022

Special counsel Durham has spent at least $6.5 million on inquiry into Trump-Russia probe

By Hannah Rabinowitz, CNN John Durham, the special counsel investigating potential misconduct in the Trump-Russia probe, has spent at least $6.5 million on his inquiry, including $2 million this year, according to financial documents released Friday by the Justice Department. The topline $6.5 million figure captures Durham’s spending between October 2020 and September 2022. However,

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Trustees reprimand Purdue University Northwest chancellor for racist remarks, as faculty call for his resignation

By Paradise Afshar and Zoe Sottile, CNN The Purdue Board of Trustees has issued a formal reprimand to Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas Keon in response to a racist comment he made during a commencement ceremony earlier this month, according to a statement from the board’s chairman. Faculty and students alike have called for Keon

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County employee steals fentanyl from EMS, deputies say

By WXII Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     ALAMANCE COUNTY, North Carolina (WXII) — A county employee has been charged after stealing EMS’ controlled substances, deputies said. This arrest came after the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office conducted a month-long investigation into missing controlled substances. The controlled substances were missing from the Alamance

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No directive: FBI agents, tech executives deny government ordered Twitter to suppress Hunter Biden story

By Evan Perez, Donie O’Sullivan and Brian Fung, CNN Internal Twitter communications released by the company’s new owner and CEO, Elon Musk, are fueling intense scrutiny of the FBI’s efforts alongside social media companies to thwart foreign disinformation in the run-up to the 2020 election. At the heart of the controversy is Twitter’s decision in

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Biden signs vital $858 billion defense bill into law, nixing military’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate

By Maegan Vazquez, CNN President Joe Biden on Friday signed the National Defense Authorization Act into law, a massive defense spending bill with provisions that will give service members a pay raise, fund support for Ukraine and Taiwan and rescind the US military’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate. In a statement following the signing of the NDAA,

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