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and account subscriber information and did not provide any content such as pictures or emails. While Apple says it would have normally informed customers, the department also secured a gag order to prevent Apple from telling the customers their data had been given out. The customers did not know they were being investigated until Apple informed them on May 5, 2021, after the gag order, having been renewed yearly, had expired. CNN reported records seized included those from staff members who had nothing to do with issues related to Russia or former FBI Director James Comey, including Schiff's personal office staff. iCloud commonly and automatically stores a wide variety of information users generate on their Apple devices, including phone call history, voicemails, emails, text messages and instant messages, as well as photos and documents.
2158:, stated that " expect the Department to provide a full accounting of these cases, and expect the Attorney General to hold the relevant personnel accountable for their conduct," He announced on June 14 that the committee was opening an investigation. In a June 14 statement announcing a formal investigation, he stated "It remains possible that these cases ... are isolated incidents. Even if these reports are completely unrelated, they raise serious constitutional and separation of power concerns," and that "Congress must make it extraordinarily difficult, if not impossible, for the Department to spy on the Congress or the news media. We should make it hard for prosecutors to hide behind secret gag orders for years at a time. We cannot rely on the Department alone to make these changes."
1888:, the executive editor of The New York Times, said in a statement that "eizing the phone records of journalists profoundly undermines press freedom," and that "t threatens to silence the sources we depend on to provide the public with essential information about what the government is doing." Commenting on Google's actions, Baquet elaborated that "learly, Google did the right thing, but it should never have come to this." Banquet stated that "he Justice Department relentlessly pursued the identity of sources for coverage that was clearly in the public interest in the final 15 days of the Trump administration. And the Biden administration continued to pursue it. As I said before, it profoundly undermines press freedom." New York Times published
1573:, which operates The Times's email system, to secretly turn over email logs of the four reporters. Contractually obligated to inform NYT of the effort, Google resisted the order. No email records were ultimately obtained in the effort. Through negotiations, NYT was able to be informed to a limited extent of the investigation through its lawyers and intended to ask the court to challenge the order. The Biden administration, while continuing to pursue the email records, notified a few NYT executives of its quest, but subjected them to a gag order on March 3 which prevented them from disclosing the government's efforts even to its executive editor,
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and cellphone; and Entous's cellphone number. The phone records taken included the numbers of calls made to and from the targeted phone over the specified time period and the call duration, but do not include the calls' contents. Prosecutors also obtained a court order to acquire "non-content communication records" for the reporters' work email accounts but did not act on it. The
Washington Post received two letters from the Department of Justice, outlining the five phones affected by the department's seizure. These letters bore the signatures
2027:, Barr distanced himself from the reports of the Trump DOJ issuing subpoenas for lawmakers and news reporters. He claimed he was "not aware of any congressman's records being sought in a leak case." He added that Trump never encouraged him to target the Democratic lawmakers in his push to unmask leakers of classified information. Trump "was not aware of who we were looking at in any of the cases," Barr said. "I never discussed the leak cases with Trump. He didn't really ask me any of the specifics."
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1431:. In 2018, she was convicted of "removing classified material from a government facility and mailing it to a news outlet" and given the longest sentence ever imposed for unauthorized release of government information to the media. Sessions continued to push for the FBI to prioritize leak investigations. Sessions vowed that he would confront leaks of classified information - a subject which had greatly angered Trump. Trump had repeatedly called for increased prosecution of leaks.
1908:, said the data seizure "raises serious First Amendment concerns because it interferes with the free flow of information to the public," and he called on the Justice Department to explain "exactly when prosecutors seized these records, why it is only now notifying The Post, and on what basis the Justice Department decided to forgo the presumption of advance notification under its own guidelines when the investigation apparently involves reporting over three years in the past."
1661:, aides, and family members, to investigate leaks to the press about contacts between Trump associates and Russia. Apart from corruption investigations, subpoenaing communications information of members of Congress is nearly unheard-of. The subpoena appeared to have resulted from a leak investigation initially including the targeting of a senior aide on the House Intelligence Committee, and not the lawmakers themselves. The DOJ did not inform the HPSCI about the 2018 subpoena.
1806:, was the final 2021 holdover from the Trump administration, having taken office in February 2018. Biden DOJ officials asked him to stay on for a while, and he agreed to stay until the end of June 2021. Just before his scheduled June departure the news broke about the subpoenas to news organizations and congressmembers. The congressional subpoenas had been issued in February 2018, reportedly prior to Demers taking office that same month. Demer's replacement,
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related to the newsgathering activities of journalists. Existing policy required the department to notify reporters of the investigation as soon as the records were sought, or within no more than 90 days if investigators believe disclosure could compromise an investigation or harm national security. However, the Trump DOJ sought and obtained gag orders lasting years, forbidding the news agencies they had subpoenaed from divulging the information.
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outside law firm. Specifically, Vigilante was forbidden from knowing the contents of the investigation, its subjects, the subject matter of the reporting at issue, the time the investigation opened, and from informing the reporter targeted. The DOJ gave little notice to CNN and made
Vigilante subject to several restrictions with the risk of contempt and obstruction of justice for refusing to comply. Vigilante retained
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2173:, a Republican Judiciary Committee member, also unusually came to Schiff's defense, stating that the "DOJ has a very nasty tendency to target its critics, Republican and Democrat." In a statement, Gaetz said "he Schiff story reminded me of the DOJ's threats to use criminal process against House staff exposing their misdeeds .. I stand against all of it, no matter how much I personally dislike Schiff."
2247:, the Judiciary Committee's top Republican, indicated that he opposes a congressional probe. In a statement, Grassley stated that "nvestigations into members of Congress and staff are nothing new, especially for classified leaks," and that "he Justice Department has specific procedures for such sensitive investigations, and the inspector general is already working to determine if they were followed."
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members of the news media doing their jobs." He added that "on multiple occasions in recent months," the Biden-era department had moved to delay enforcement of the gag order and finally "voluntarily moved to withdraw the order before any records were produced." He added, "The department strongly values a free and independent press, and is committed to upholding the First
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Michael Bahar, a staff member for Schiff on the House Intelligence Committee, and sought to identify accountholders connected to the staffer The DOJ did not inform Schiff of the investigation involving his aide before the FBI interviewed his aide. When Schiff was made aware of the interview, he with his House counsel, confronted the DOJ, which offered few details.
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records and non-content email records from media members as part of a criminal investigation into unauthorized disclosure of classified information," and that "he targets of these investigations are not the news media recipients but rather those with access to the national defense information who provided it to the media and thus failed to protect it as lawfully required."
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Congress that there were 27 open investigations into what he called an "epidemic" of leaks of classified information, about nine times what the Obama administration had undertaken. In June 2018, the White House stopped the practice of publishing public readouts of Trump's calls with world leaders partly in response to the leaks.
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determine whether those procedures were followed in this case. I am confident that the existing inquiry will uncover the truth. There is no need for a partisan circus here in
Congress." He blasted Democrats for going after a "witch hunt in the making" by focusing on Barr, who McConnell said served with "honor and integrity."
1302:, several others associated with the committee, and some of their family members. The subpoena covered 73 phone numbers and 36 email addresses since the inception of the accounts. Seizing communications information of members of Congress is extraordinarily rare. The department also subpoenaed and obtained 2017 and 2018
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necessity supported by compelling evidence," Smith wrote. "And even when the government does meet that burden, any secrecy order should be narrowly tailored in time and scope. Third parties responding to such orders should have a mechanism to challenge them. And indefinite gag orders should be unlawful."
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Rep. Adam Schiff said he was shocked but not surprised at the reports. He said in a statement, "The politicization of the
Department and the attacks on the rule of law are among the most dangerous assaults on our democracy carried out by the former President," adding that the Inspector General should
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called the development "harrowing" and "another egregious assault on our democracy waged by the former president." She supported Schiff's call for an investigation into the data seizure and other acts of the "weaponization of law enforcement" by Trump. On June 13, Pelosi reiterated her prior comments
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Justice Department instituted new rules regarding the seizure of news reporters' data or testimony. This includes no longer using compulsory legal processes when seizing data from news reporters. It also bans forcing reporters to disclosing their sources or notes.
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CNN General
Counsel David Vigilante was prohibited under a gag order issued by a federal magistrate judge in the Eastern District of Virginia from sharing any details about the government's efforts with anyone beyond the network's president, top attorneys at CNN's corporate parent and attorneys at an
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Judiciary Committee for relevant questioning. Schumer and Durbin in a joint statement declared that "his appalling politicization of the Department of Justice by Donald Trump and his sycophants must be investigated immediately by both the DOJ Inspector General and Congress," and
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Swalwell maintained that he never leaked classified information and derided the Trump DOJ for seizing lawmakers' data. "This is about everyday Americans who don't want to see their government weaponize law enforcement against them because of their political beliefs," Swalwell said, calling
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stated on June 11 that "he reports of the behavior of the attorney general under Donald Trump are appalling," and suggested that Biden has a "very different relationship" with the Justice Department than his predecessor. She criticized the Trump administration's "abuse of power" with the department,
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CNN filed a motion on September 11, 2020, requesting the judge limit the order. On October 7, 2020, federal Magistrate Theresa Buchanan in Virginia granted the motion and ordered the Justice Department to narrow its search of records related to the relevant account. On October 9, 2020, the DOJ filed
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Apple said it received the subpoena for Intelligence Committee metadata in February 2018, and that it demanded information for 73 phone numbers and 36 email addresses; a source told CNN the subpoena covered data from the inception of the accounts. Apple provided limited information such as metadata
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in 2017 for a congressional staffer's personal email account, and secured a gag order. Microsoft notified the account holder of the subpoena after the gag order expired, after which they contacted Microsoft informing them of their status as a congressional staffer. The DOJ further issued a subpoena
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were informed that the Justice Department in 2020 had attained phone records from April 15 to July 31, 2017, including their work, home, or cellphone numbers. The correspondence listed various phones for which records had been seized: Nakashima's work, cellphone, and home phone; Miller's work phone
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in January 2017. Trump was reportedly enraged for weeks by the phone leaks as undermining his ability to conduct candid foreign policy and internally demanded that fewer people attend his calls. Sessions stated that he would review policies affecting media subpoenas. In November 2017, Sessions told
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in a June 5 statement attempted to distance the White House from the DOJ's continued effort to seize data from NYT reporters, saying "As appropriate given the independence of the Justice Department in specific criminal cases, no one at the White House was aware of the gag order until Friday night
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The Justice Department was legally allowed to secretly obtain journalists' records through a court order. The Obama Justice Department laid out revised, slightly more stringent guidelines for issuing media subpoenas in 2015, mandating that the attorney general had to authorize subpoenas when they
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After the transition to the Biden administration, the Justice Department continued to pursue news organization investigations and gag orders for several months, following "established procedures". In early June they said that, "consistent with the president's direction", they had discontinued the
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on the Senate floor stated that " Department of Justice is empowered to investigate criminal conduct by members of Congress and their staff," and that "ecessarily, this sort of investigation is subject to strict procedural protections. And the department's inspector general is fully equipped to
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Anthony Coley, a Justice Department spokesman, stated on June 5 that "Going forward, consistent with the President's direction, this Department of Justice — in a change to its longstanding practice — will not seek compulsory legal process in leak investigations to obtain source information from
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On May 7, before Biden's statement on the subject, Justice Department spokesman Marc Raimondi confirmed that the requests had taken place, stating "hile rare, the Department follows the established procedures within its media guidelines policy when seeking legal process to obtain telephone toll
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for the months of June and July 2017, spanning more than 30,000 email records. The Biden Justice Department disclosed in August 2021 that Barr approved the seizure of Starr's communications in May 2020. Prosecutors were seeking email records from a time period when Starr reported on US military
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Rosenstein also sought to distance himself form the controversial investigation, and recently told people that he also was not aware of a subpoena that targeted the data of Democratic lawmakers while he was deputy attorney general. Both Sessions and Rosenstein were not aware of the request for
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The district court narrowed the order, and CNN pressed for notifications before additional subpoenas for Starr's data. On January 15, 2021, Justice Department again filed a motion to reconsider. On January 26, 2021, in the beginning of the Biden administration, the DOJ and CNN reached a mutual
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opined that different administrations have used gag orders with wide discretion, and that Congress should mandate heightened standards governing the use of gag orders. "Congress should prohibit the executive branch from conducting its investigations wholly in secret absent a strong showing of
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Cameron Barr, The Washington Post's acting executive editor, stated : "We are deeply troubled by this use of government power to seek access to the communications of journalists. The Department of Justice should immediately make clear its reasons for this intrusion into the activities of
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Microsoft's vice president of customer security, Tom Burt, plans to testify before the House Judiciary Committee and criticize the government for its abuse of gag orders in his testimony. Expected remarks include "We are not suggesting that secrecy orders should only be obtained through some
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On June 2, 2021, the DOJ informed NYT it would quash the order to Google and disclose its prior seizure of phone records. During the transition into the Biden administration, one official wrote a memo that the controversial order should be terminated and the case closed. However, the leak
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It is extraordinarily rare — almost "unheard-of" — for the Justice Department to subpoena records relating to members of Congress, except in cases of corruption. Sessions and Barr, and their deputy Rosenstein, have claimed they knew nothing about any subpoenas involving legislators.
1550:, the FBI was provided documents acquired by Dutch intelligence hackers which had previously been stolen by Russian intelligence, and which the Justice Department had classified. In June 2021 it became known that the Justice Department had attempted by court order to obtain the
1777:, and commit to regulatory changes to prevent future abuses from the Justice Department. The meeting occurred as scheduled, with multiple news media executives in attendance: CNN Washington bureau chief Sam Feist and general counsel David Vigilante on behalf of CNN, publisher
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2268:, a Judiciary Committee member, said it was "an interesting question" when asked if Barr and Sessions should be subpoenaed, suggesting it was a decision to be made between the chair on the ranking member, and that he would to defer to them bringing before the committee.
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impossible standard," and "We simply ask that it be a meaningful one. ... Without legislative reform, abuses will continue to occur -- and they will continue to occur out of sight." Burt will also provide data on the DOJ requests that Microsoft routinely receives.
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reported in January 2018 that in June 2017 Trump instructed McGahn to have the Justice Department remove Mueller, which McGahn told Trump he would not do, and Trump pressured McGahn to keep the instruction secret as it might have constituted obstruction of justice.
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stated his appreciation to the Biden DOJ's new commitment, but maintained that "there is significantly more that needs to be done and we are still awaiting an explanation on why the Department of Justice moved so aggressively to seize journalists' records."
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stated, "I think the actions of Biden's DOJ has been extremely concerning and it's not just on the actions on gag orders, which is also extremely concerning, but across the board," referring to gag orders the Trump DOJ imposed until they expired in May.
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a motion to reconsider the court's order, providing a classified affidavit, and Buchanan reversed herself, ordering CNN to comply. On December 16, 2020, CNN had its appeal issued a month earlier heard in district court. In a statement, US District Judge
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was sharply criticized for its use of subpoenas to acquire metadata of journalists in an unprecedented crackdown on leaks of classified information to the press. Beginning in 2014, Holder instituted new rules to curtail but not eliminate such practices.
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reporters who had written the article together. DOJ obtained the phone logs in 2020, according to a spokesman for the Biden Justice Department. The Biden Justice Department disclosed in August 2021 that Barr approved the seizures in September 2020.
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and adding that the Biden administration's Justice Department is "run very, very differently." Bedingfield maintained that " respects the independence of the Justice Department, and it's a critically important part of how he governs."
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A Google spokeswoman said that while it does not comment on specific cases, the company was "firmly committed to protecting our customers' data and we have a long history of pushing to notify our customers about any legal requests."
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In light of none of the senior DOJ officials being aware, CNN noted that the incident would appear to be a breach of protocol and a "potential separation of powers problem" if prosecutors were investigating with little oversight.
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It is extraordinary to subpoena a White House counsel's records. CNN noted that it was strange for the White House counsel for the president to be subject of a subpoena from within the president's own Justice Department.
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disagreed with McConnell and suggested that it warranted further review and investigation. He questioned how the DOJ acquired data from members of Congress and suggested the Senate committees could review the matter.
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reporters who wrote the article about subpoenas of committee members, noted in an interview that because Sessions was recused, the decision to pursue subpoenas would presumably have fallen to deputy attorney general
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2261:, a Judiciary Committee member, stated his concerns with the appropriateness of the DOJ's subpoenas in "very rare circumstances," but declined to comment further, stating he did not know enough to comment further.
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on June 14 to discuss the controversial leak investigation into journalists' records from all three media outlets and the gag orders to cover them up. The executives also plan to ask for safeguards to ensure the
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4398:"Opinion: I'm a journalist and the Trump administration tried to secretly obtain tens of thousands of my emails"
3228:"CNN lawyer describes gag order and secretive process where Justice Department sought reporter's email records"
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options in North Korea that were ready to be presented to Trump, as well as stories on Syria and Afghanistan.
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4995:"Trump Justice Department subpoenaed Apple for data from House Intelligence Committee Democrats, sources say"
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3866:"Apple informed former White House counsel Don McGahn and wife that their records were sought by DOJ in 2018"
3570:"Trump Justice Department subpoenaed Apple for data from House Intelligence Committee Democrats, sources say"
3105:"White House reportedly stops releasing Trump's calls with foreign leaders after spate of embarrassing leaks"
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2058:(June 4)." She reiterated the president's stance that the DOJ practice would not continue moving forward.
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5114:"House Judiciary Committee Announces Investigation Into Targeting of Members of Congress, Journalists"
4029:"Analysis: Democrats demand testimony from Trump's attorneys general as media executives seek answers"
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and email logs, sans contents, of Matt Apuzzo, Adam Goldman, Eric Lichtblau and Michael Schmidt, four
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4666:"DOJ Formally Adopts New Policy Restricting Use of Compulsory Process to Obtain Reporter Information"
2824:"'This deal will make me look terrible': Full transcripts of Trump's calls with Mexico and Australia"
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4367:"Former Deputy AG Rosenstein has said he was not aware of subpoena for lawmakers' data, source says"
3373:"Biden's Justice Department says it will no longer seize reporters' records for leak investigations"
2773:"Reality Winner, Former N.S.A. Translator, Gets More Than 5 Years in Leak of Russian Hacking Report"
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and were part of the department's attempt to identify who had leaked information to the press about
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became attorney general in February 2019, he revived the effort, and in February 2020 he called up
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5187:"Top Senate Republicans split on need to investigate secret DOJ subpoenas of Democratic lawmakers"
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received a subpoena relating to a personal email account of a congressional staff member in 2017.
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5063:"Analysis: New Trump scandal shows the depth of his assault on America's democratic foundations"
4606:"Justice Department to 'strengthen' rules regarding seeking congressional records, Garland says"
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4770:"Justice Department curtails seizure of reporters' phone, email records in leak investigations"
4544:"Statement by Press Secretary Jen Psaki on the Department of Justice Leak Investigation Policy"
3897:"Attorney general will discuss Trump administration media probe with leaders of CNN, WaPo, NYT"
3638:"How the Justice Department swept up records of two congressional Democrats and Trump's lawyer"
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4155:"Microsoft to decry government use of gag orders to keep subpoenas secret in investigations"
3327:"New York Times reports Trump administration secretly obtained its reporters' phone records"
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5029:"Pelosi says Trump DOJ's targeting of political enemies 'goes even beyond Richard Nixon'"
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3664:"Justice Department requested data on 73 phone numbers and 36 email addresses from Apple"
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3534:"Justice Department requested data on 73 phone numbers and 36 email addresses from Apple"
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2951:"Transcripts Show How Contentious Trump's Calls Were With Mexican and Australian Leaders"
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3140:"Trump administration pursued CNN reporter's records in months-long secret court battle"
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News organisations commended the action and called for such regulations to be codified.
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After news reports about the subpoenas, President Biden said that he would prohibit the
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4252:"The Justice Department Watchdog Will Review A Trump-Era Probe Of Democratic Lawmakers"
3195:"DOJ national security official says he didn't know of subpoena for lawmakers' records"
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Benner, Katie; Fandos, Nicholas; Schmidt, Michael S.; Goldman, Adam (June 11, 2021).
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2677:"Feeling the heat: Reporters worry about aggressive leak investigations in Trump era"
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Apuzzo, Matt; Schmidt, Michael S.; Goldman, Adam; Lichtblau, Eric (April 22, 2017).
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hearing on June 9 that he would issue a memo to solidify the media policy changes.
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4091:"Trump-appointed head of DOJ's national security division to leave at end of June"
3928:"Attorney General Merrick Garland to Meet With Top News Execs Over Seized Records"
3725:"Trump: 'Little Adam Schiff' one of the 'biggest liars and leakers in Washington'"
2442:"Newly Released Documents Show How Government Inflated the Definition of Metadata"
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4719:"Department of Justice adopts new restrictions on obtaining journalists' records"
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On February 6, 2018, the Trump Justice Department under Jeff Sessions subpoenaed
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4693:"Attorney general sets new limits for when the DOJ can seize reporters' records"
3989:"Trump Justice Dept. secretly obtained CNN correspondent's phone, email records"
3959:"The Times, Post and CNN Want Answers as Secret Trump DOJ Tactics Come to Light"
3694:"Carter Page Tells House Intel Panel He Spoke To Sessions About Russia Contacts"
2984:"Why Trump's Phone Call with Australia's Prime Minister Will Haunt Him in Court"
1341:, as well as foreign policy matters. The subpoenas began under Attorney General
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4956:"Merrick Garland Restricts Federal Prosecutors From Seeking Reporters' Records"
4060:"Merrick Garland says he'll enforce DOJ's pledge against spying on journalists"
2411:"Trump administration secretly obtained CNN reporter's phone and email records"
2303:"Apple Is Said to Have Turned Over Data on Trump's White House Counsel in 2018"
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reporters doing their jobs, an activity protected under the First Amendment."
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investigate the case. He continued his criticism in a Washington Post op-ed.
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In August 2017, the push for leak investigations escalated dramatically when
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Raju, Manu; Perez, Evan; Williams, Katie Bo; LeBlanc, Paul (June 11, 2021).
4121:"DOJ National Security chief John Demers to step down amid leak probe furor"
3828:"Analysis: The scandal over Trump's leak investigations keeps getting worse"
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Perez, Evan; Brown, Pamela; Polantz, Katelyn; Herb, Jeremy (June 20, 2021).
3259:"Comey Tried to Shield the F.B.I. From Politics. Then He Shaped an Election"
3176:"Mueller Scrutinized an Unidentified Member of News Media in Russia Inquiry"
2613:"Trump already demanding leak investigation and he's not even president yet"
2546:"Holder Fortifies Protection of News Media's Phone Records, Notes or Emails"
4745:"Liberals may end up liking much of Garland's Justice Department after all"
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Manu Raju, Evan Perez, Katie Bo Williams and Paul LeBlanc (June 11, 2021).
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Foran, Clare Foran; Fox, Lauren; Perez, Evan; Raju, Manu (June 11, 2021).
4575:"Trump Justice Department secretly obtained Post reporters' phone records"
3496:"Trump Justice Department secretly obtained Post reporters' phone records"
2515:"Attorney General Signs New Rules to Limit Access to Journalists' Records"
2343:
Foran, Clare; Fox, Lauren; Perez, Evan Perez; Raju, Manu (June 11, 2021).
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reported there were two events roughly concurrent with the subpoenas. The
4221:"Barr distances himself from Trump-era subpoenas of Democratic lawmakers"
2917:"8 jaw-dropping lines from Trump's phone calls with Mexico and Australia"
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2013 articles about the Department of Justice investigations of reporters
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4851:"Justice Dept. cuts government ability to grab reporters' emails, calls"
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and Greg Miller, and former reporter Adam Entous, who covered the FBI's
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3407:"Trump Administration Secretly Seized Phone Records of Times Reporters"
3074:"Jeff Sessions: We're investigating 27 leaks of classified information"
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4904:"Attorney general offers reporters protections in leak investigations"
3453:"U.S. Waged Secret Legal Battle to Obtain Emails of 4 Times Reporters"
4929:"New DOJ Policy Bars Prosecutors From Obtaining Journalists' Records"
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4826:"Garland issues memo limiting Justice from seizing reporter records"
3014:"Exclusive: White House stops announcing calls with foreign leaders"
2655:"Justice Dept. Official to Step Down Amid Uproar Over Leaks Inquiry"
1882:, and called for the codification of new protections for reporters.
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obtained a court order from a magistrate judge under seal requiring
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Links between Trump administration and Russian government officials
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4878:"Justice Department formally limits seizure of reporters' records"
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and deputy general counsel David McCraw from The Times, publisher
3756:"Hunting Leaks, Trump Officials Focused on Democrats in Congress"
2884:"Mexicans react to transcript of Trump call with their president"
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contacts between Trump associates and Russian officials and spies
4800:"DOJ will no longer subpoena reporters engaged in newsgathering"
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and head of legal Jay Kennedy from The Post, and Bruce Brown of
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4319:"Sessions Claims He's Clueless About His DOJ Snooping on Dems"
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reported in April 2017 that during the investigation into the
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In June 2017 the Justice Department announced charges against
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3289:"Trump Justice Dept. seized phone records of 4 NYT reporters"
3256:
2375:"CNN: Trump Justice Department seized reporter phone records"
5094:"Adam Schiff: The Justice Department must be depoliticized"
3825:
3786:"Trump DOJ seized data from House Democrats in leaks probe"
3137:
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2742:"Sessions: Trump admin reviewing policy on media subpoenas"
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Veronica Stracqualursi and Daniella Diaz (June 13, 2021).
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2484:"Mystery surrounds Justice's pledge on journalist records"
2215:," and "fingerprints of a dictatorship, not a democracy."
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Trump the "biggest brother we've ever seen," referring to
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Aftermath of the 2016 United States presidential election
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Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections
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Ted Barrett, Ali Zaslav and Lauren Fox (June 15, 2021).
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In a June 13 Washington Post op-ed, Microsoft President
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relating to the iCloud accounts of White House counsel
4089:
Perez, Evan Perez; Duster, Chandelis (June 14, 2021).
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Schmidt, Michael S.; Savage, Charlie (June 13, 2021).
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Agren, David; Patrick, A. Odysseus (August 3, 2017).
2583:
United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
1685:
United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey
4636:"Statement from Attorney General Merrick B. Garland"
3174:
Savage, Charlie; Goldman, Adam (September 2, 2021).
5881:
Attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election
4483:"Jeff Sessions Recuses Himself From Russia Inquiry"
1814:, and is awaiting Senate approval as of June 2021.
1403:attempted to influence the election so as to favor
16:
Seizure of two American congressmen's personal data
4365:Katelyn Polantz and Pamela Brown (June 12, 2021).
4250:Calamur, Krishnadev; Lucas, Ryan (June 11, 2021).
2409:Jeremy Herb and Jessica Schneider (May 20, 2021).
4954:Gurman, Sadie; Viswnatha, Aruna (July 19, 2021).
4603:
4317:Rawnsley, Asawin Suebsaeng,Adam (June 11, 2021).
6616:
4481:Landler, Mark; Lichtblau, Eric (March 2, 2017).
4480:
4153:Brian Fung and Katelyn Polantz (June 29, 2021).
5061:Analysis by Stephen Collinson (June 11, 2021).
4953:
4512:Collins, Kaitlan; Judd, Donald (May 21, 2021).
4027:Analysis by Stephen Collinson (June 14, 2021).
3894:
3863:
3451:Savage, Charlie; Benner, Katie (June 5, 2021).
3405:Savage, Charlie; Benner, Katie (June 3, 2021).
2799:"Sessions cracks down on leaks amid Trump fury"
3138:Polantz, Katelyn; Perez, Evan (June 9, 2021).
5228:
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3826:Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf (June 14, 2021).
3173:
3041:Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf (June 11, 2021).
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5746:Political interference with science agencies
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2020:information related to McGahn and his wife.
1906:Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
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1399:, there were widespread press reports that
1306:and email metadata from news reporters for
6411:America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018
5235:
5221:
4432:"Opinion: The secret gag orders must stop"
3662:Fung, Brian; Perez, Evan (June 11, 2021).
3532:Fung, Brian; Perez, Evan (June 11, 2021).
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5865:2020 Mount Rushmore Fireworks Celebration
4876:Constantino, Annika Kim (July 19, 2021).
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1288:acquired by a February 2018 subpoena the
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1099:Associates' links with Russian officials
6630:2018 controversies in the United States
6625:2017 controversies in the United States
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3371:Veronica Stracqualursi (June 5, 2021).
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3043:"Analysis: Wait. Trump's DOJ did what?"
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2279:'s office did not respond for comment.
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1904:Bruce Brown, executive director of the
1626:who had written articles about Russia.
1562:On January 5, 2021, acting head of the
1498:has denied knowledge of these actions.
989:Classified documents federal indictment
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5897:January 6 United States Capitol attack
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2440:Wolff, Josephine (November 20, 2013).
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5774:Mueller special counsel investigation
5695:Withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal
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2513:Savage, Charlie (February 22, 2014).
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1512:Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr
1510:, and Paul Wolfson from the law firm
1413:Attorney General of the United States
1333:The seizures were made under unusual
1208:Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021
1129:Mueller special counsel investigation
5781:Durham special counsel investigation
5376:State funeral of Ruth Bader Ginsberg
3311:
3072:Stelter, Brian (November 14, 2017).
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1911:Jake Laperruque, senior counsel for
1383:The Justice Department's use of the
1355:Justice Department inspector general
1144:Durham special counsel investigation
6675:United States Department of Justice
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4604:Christina Carrega (June 14, 2021).
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3723:Samuels, Brett (February 5, 2018).
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2708:"What we know about Reality Winner"
2062:White House communications director
1835:DOJ Office of the Inspector General
1613:
1456:
1282:United States Department of Justice
225:45th President of the United States
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6670:Trump administration controversies
5872:National Garden of American Heroes
5767:Classified information disclosures
5369:State funeral of George H. W. Bush
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3957:Klein, Charlotte (June 10, 2021).
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3012:Collins, Kaitlan (July 24, 2018).
2771:Philipps, Dave (August 23, 2018).
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2482:Beitsch, Rebecca (June 10, 2021).
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2084:In a statement issued on June 14,
1736:of former Trump campaign chairman
1634:The Justice Department subpoenaed
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1518:was then debriefed on the orders.
1227:Interference with science agencies
1119:Classified information disclosures
389:federal law enforcement deployment
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3895:Chauncey Alcorn (June 13, 2021).
3864:Katelyn Polantz (June 13, 2021).
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3226:Vigilante, David (June 9, 2021).
2556:from the original on May 22, 2021
2544:Apuzzo, Matt (January 14, 2015).
2525:from the original on May 14, 2021
2397:
2333:
1821:
1802:, who had been head of the DOJ's
1599:Crossfire Hurricane investigation
1548:Hillary Clinton email controversy
1538:
5709:Assassination of Qasem Soleimani
4691:Sheehey, Maeve (July 19, 2021).
4396:Starr, Barbara (June 14, 2021).
3102:
2797:Jarrett, Laura (July 26, 2017).
2740:LoBianco, Tom (August 4, 2017).
2623:from the original on May 7, 2021
2611:Emmons, Alex (January 6, 2021).
1965:
1956:
1947:
1873:
1810:, has already been nominated by
1395:Leading up to and following the
1241:
1235:
984:2020 election federal indictment
28:
6660:Corruption in the United States
5489:Anonymous senior official op-ed
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4573:Barrett, Devlin (May 7, 2021).
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2949:Baker, Peter (August 3, 2017).
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2848:Miller, Greg (August 3, 2017).
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2699:
2675:Stelter, Brian (June 6, 2017).
2653:Benner, Katie (June 14, 2021).
2604:
2100:Senate Appropriations Committee
1917:Project on Government Oversight
978:Civil and criminal prosecutions
5753:Federal government data breach
5681:Proposed invasion of Venezuela
5118:U.S. House Judiciary Committee
5092:Schiff, Adam (June 15, 2021).
4824:Swanson, Ian (July 19, 2021).
4717:Oliver Darcy (July 19, 2021).
2706:Park, Madison (June 6, 2017).
2568:
2537:
2506:
2433:
2367:
2039:
1045:Georgia election investigation
820:Trump–Raffensperger phone call
406:False or misleading statements
1:
5858:Photo op at St. John's Church
5737:White House COVID-19 outbreak
5702:Death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
5399:commutation of Jaime Davidson
4743:Perez, Evan (July 28, 2021).
3926:Weprin, Alex (June 9, 2021).
3325:Paul LeBlanc (June 3, 2021).
3193:Wilber, Del (June 22, 2021).
2282:
1695:
1364:
1349:. Both men, and their deputy
1085:July 2016 – election day
1061:Interactions involving Russia
994:special counsel investigation
174:Sexual misconduct allegations
1868:
1757:Senior executives from CNN,
1748:
1716:Eastern District of Virginia
1629:
1481:Eastern District of Virginia
1361:soon opened investigations.
1300:House Intelligence Committee
507:Iran nuclear deal withdrawal
7:
6554:Dismissals and resignations
2109:
2052:White House Press Secretary
1851:
1833:referred the matter to the
1067:Business projects in Russia
1040:Georgia election indictment
10:
6691:
6665:Presidency of Donald Trump
6404:Paris Agreement withdrawal
5723:COVID-19 pandemic response
5475:Operation Faithful Patriot
5362:presidential proclamations
5244:Presidency of Donald Trump
2196:Senate Judiciary Committee
2023:In a phone interview with
1804:National Security Division
1797:Associate Attorney General
1493:Assistant Attorney General
1489:National Security Division
1485:National Security Division
1368:
537:United States–Taliban deal
394:St. John's Church photo op
6640:2018 in American politics
6635:2017 in American politics
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6494:
6349:
6276:Joint session of Congress
6267:
6010:
6001:
5510:Golan Heights recognition
5251:
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2156:House Judiciary Committee
1564:DC U.S. attorney's office
1447:Australian Prime Minister
1359:House Judiciary Committee
6328:2020 Oval Office address
6307:2019 Oval Office address
5976:Supreme Court candidates
5461:Family separation policy
2163:Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
2114:
1913:The Constitution Project
1298:of two Democrats on the
1004:FBI search of Mar-a-Lago
650:Supreme Court candidates
37:This article is part of
6547:Short-tenure appointees
6292:National Scout Jamboree
5932:international reactions
5563:Kosovo–Serbia agreement
2093:Deputy Attorney General
1987:Deputy Attorney General
1828:Deputy Attorney General
753:wiretapping allegations
196:Comments on John McCain
6602:Biden administration →
6593:← Obama administration
5716:Afghanistan withdrawal
5651:Saudi Arabia arms deal
5637:Russian bounty program
5482:Stormy Daniels scandal
5320:2018 midterm elections
3932:The Hollywood Reporter
2220:Senate Minority Leader
2189:Senate Majority Leader
2154:, the chairman of the
1711:
1589:On May 3, 2021, three
1532:
1473:G. Zachary Terwilliger
1461:
1023:Stormy Daniels scandal
1010:Trump v. United States
672:Presidential campaigns
502:Saudi Arabia arms deal
426:Afghanistan withdrawal
73:The Trump Organization
5948:Judicial appointments
5849:proposed expungements
5614:Relations with Russia
5607:Trump–Ukraine scandal
5503:Jerusalem recognition
5496:Relations with Israel
5452:Executive Order 13767
1765:planned to meet with
1734:Mueller investigation
1703:
1528:
1385:Espionage Act of 1917
1072:Election interference
1028:Karen McDougal affair
969:Proposed expungements
935:Trump–Ukraine scandal
877:assassination attempt
62:Business and personal
6540:Withdrawn appointees
5941:Presidential Library
5392:pardon of Joe Arpaio
5326:Government shutdowns
3700:. November 7, 2017.
2230:Senate Minority Whip
2213:separation of powers
2145:Nineteen Eighty-Four
2035:Biden administration
1939:Trump administration
1775:freedom of the press
1724:Mueller's legal team
1286:Trump administration
1222:White House outbreak
1215:Operation Warp Speed
894:golf course shooting
733:Never Trump movement
522:Palestine peace plan
253:Presidential library
5814:impeachment inquiry
5760:Crossfire Hurricane
4960:Wall Street Journal
4774:The Washington Post
4579:The Washington Post
4437:The Washington Post
3994:The Washington Post
3501:The Washington Post
1839:Michael E. Horowitz
1785:, executive editor
1767:US Attorney General
1763:The Washington Post
1705:White House Counsel
1622:, BuzzFeed and the
1436:The Washington Post
1313:The Washington Post
1193:Government response
1134:Crossfire Hurricane
1109:Trump Tower meeting
1018:New York indictment
327:North Korea summits
201:Conspiracy theories
6575:inspectors general
5925:domestic reactions
5918:continued protests
5835:second impeachment
5570:North Korea crisis
5468:Migrant detentions
5385:Executive clemency
4487:The New York Times
3760:The New York Times
3457:The New York Times
3411:The New York Times
3263:The New York Times
3180:The New York Times
2955:The New York Times
2777:The New York Times
2659:The New York Times
2550:The New York Times
2519:The New York Times
2307:The New York Times
2072:Justice Department
2046:Justice Department
1759:The New York Times
1730:The New York Times
1712:
1689:The New York Times
1544:The New York Times
1443:Enrique Peña Nieto
1319:The New York Times
1114:Trump Tower Moscow
952:Second impeachment
716:Las Vegas incident
574:national emergency
564:migrant detentions
436:TikTok controversy
216:Security incidents
149:in popular culture
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6533:Economic advisors
6345:
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6321:2020 SOTU Address
6314:2019 SOTU Address
6300:2018 SOTU Address
5821:first impeachment
5348:Executive actions
5120:. June 14, 2021.
4776:. July 19, 2021.
4642:. June 14, 2021.
4430:(June 13, 2021).
4291:. June 11, 2021.
4227:. June 11, 2021.
4127:. June 14, 2021.
3792:. June 11, 2021.
1976:Attorneys General
1604:Channing Phillips
1567:Channing Phillips
1440:Mexican President
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1176:COVID-19 pandemic
1124:Metadata seizures
930:First impeachment
569:troop deployments
559:family separation
268:Executive actions
129:American football
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2273:Marsha Blackburn
2208:Matthew Whitaker
2086:Attorney General
2065:Kate Bedingfield
1969:
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1614:Other news media
1514:. CNN President
1457:Metadata seizure
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485:Paris withdrawal
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4933:www.voanews.com
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191:Racial views
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6448:Immigration
6397:Environment
5828:first trial
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5688:Taiwan call
5436:replacement
5408:Travel bans
5246:(2017–2021)
4428:Smith, Brad
3963:Vanity Fair
3114:October 28,
3023:October 28,
2994:October 28,
2968:October 28,
2934:October 28,
2901:October 28,
2867:October 28,
2833:October 28,
2808:October 28,
2266:Thom Tillis
2259:Josh Hawley
2252:John Cornyn
2200:Dick Durbin
2137:Big Brother
2096:Lisa Monaco
2040:White House
1886:Dean Baquet
1831:Lisa Monaco
1800:John Demers
1655:Adam Schiff
1608:John Demers
1593:reporters,
1575:Dean Baquet
1516:Jeff Zucker
1496:John Demers
1407:and oppose
1389:Eric Holder
1159:Barr letter
1149:legal teams
923:resolutions
887:photographs
882:perpetrator
852:eligibility
625:Ambassadors
544:Immigration
480:Environment
414:al-Baghdadi
107:filmography
83:tax returns
6619:Categories
6256:DMZ summit
5598:DMZ summit
5517:Peace plan
5445:Trump wall
5260:Transition
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2233:John Thune
2171:Matt Gaetz
1928:Brad Smith
1808:Matt Olsen
1720:Don McGahn
1708:Don McGahn
1696:Don McGahn
1552:phone logs
1369:See also:
1365:Background
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1324:Don McGahn
1284:under the
867:convention
847:opposition
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549:travel ban
358:Shutdowns
243:Transition
231:Presidency
206:Residences
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162:handshakes
124:Foundation
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6526:Attorneys
6511:formation
6496:Personnel
6198:2020–2021
5962:Kavanaugh
5911:aftermath
5415:reactions
5339:2018–2019
4968:0099-9660
4908:USA Today
4343:cite news
3465:0362-4331
2963:0362-4331
2929:0190-8286
2896:0190-8286
2862:0190-8286
2315:0362-4331
2277:Ben Sasse
2055:Jen Psaki
1869:Reactions
1783:Fred Ryan
1749:Aftermath
1677:Bill Barr
1657:, member
1646:from the
1636:Microsoft
1630:Lawmakers
1347:Bill Barr
1328:Microsoft
1304:phone log
1203:CARES Act
1183:Taskforce
1076:timeline
857:Agenda 47
837:primaries
783:political
775:primaries
701:primaries
684:primaries
640:Kavanaugh
512:Jerusalem
419:Soleimani
410:Killings
367:2018–2019
332:Singapore
179:Nicknames
6476:cannabis
6367:tax cuts
6351:Policies
6268:Speeches
6003:Timeline
5904:timeline
5429:protests
5201:June 15,
5195:Archived
5159:June 12,
5153:Archived
5128:June 14,
5122:Archived
5077:June 11,
5071:Archived
5043:June 14,
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5009:June 11,
5003:Archived
4973:July 29,
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4855:NBC News
4835:July 29,
4809:July 29,
4804:ABC News
4778:Archived
4754:July 29,
4728:July 29,
4702:July 28,
4697:POLITICO
4676:July 29,
4650:June 14,
4644:Archived
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