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Month: June 2023

Exclusive: Trump attorneys haven’t found classified document former president referred to on tape following subpoena

By Kaitlan Collins, Paula Reid and Katelyn Polantz, CNN (CNN) — Attorneys for Donald Trump turned over material in mid-March in response to a federal subpoena related to a classified US military document described by the former president on tape in 2021 but were unable to find the document itself, two sources tell CNN. Prosecutors

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DeSantis is trying to convince Republicans the Trump years weren’t all that great. Will they believe him?

By Steve Contorno, CNN (CNN) — Behind the scattershot criticism Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has levied at former President Donald Trump since entering the 2024 race is an unmistakable message to Republican voters: The Trump years weren’t as great as you remember. It’s not a message Iowa voter Mark Skaff wants to hear. “I would’ve

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Champions League final referee to remain in role after apologizing for appearance at event organized by hardline nationalist party leader in Poland

By Sammy Mncwabe, CNN (CNN) — Referee Szymon Marciniak will officiate next weekend’s UEFA Champions League final after apologizing for his appearance at an event organized by a hardline right-wing Polish politician, the European football governing body confirmed in a statement on Friday. According to the Guardian, Marciniak was a keynote speaker at an event

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El Departamento de Justicia no presentará cargos penales en la investigación sobre los documentos clasificados de Pence

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN) — El Departamento de Justicia cerró su investigación sobre el posible mal manejo de documentos clasificados encontrados en la casa del exvicepresidente Mike Pence y no presentará cargos, según una carta del DOJ obtenida por CNN. La decisión se produce antes del anuncio previsto por Pence la próxima semana de que

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Biden addresses nation after avoiding catastrophic default: ‘The stakes could not have been higher’

By Kevin Liptak, CNN Washington (CNN) — President Joe Biden declared bipartisanship alive and well during his first ever Oval Office address on Friday, pointing to the compromise measure that raises the federal borrowing limit and avoids a catastrophic default as evidence his sometimes-mocked views of Washington are not a thing of the past. Addressing

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