Georgia Trump indictment prosecutors face romance claims
Fulton County DA Fani Willis hired Nathan Wade to lead the Georgia case against Donald Trump and 18 others over the 2020 election. A defense motion alleging a romantic relationship threatens to taint the prosecution, seeking the case’s dismissal and unsealing Wade’s divorce. Wade’s travel evidence and payout total more than 650000 dollars.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Fani Willis
Nathan Wade
Georgia
Donald Trump
Willis
Wade
Trump
White House
Anthony Michael Kreis
Georgia State University
Ashleigh Merchant
Michael Roman
Napa Valley
Florida
Caribbean
Merchant
Associated Press
Joycelyn Wade
San Francisco
Belize
Panama
Australia
Miami
Jeff DiSantis
Trump mocks Haley birth name in social media post
Trump posts on Truth Social calling Nikki Haley by a racially charged nickname Nimbra and questions her eligibility, sparking fresh controversy four days before New Hampshire primary. Haley dismisses the attack as insecure and political theater while opposing rivals and commentators weigh in on rhetoric and strategy.
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Donald Trump
Nikki Haley
Truth
Trump
Haley
India
Nimbra
South Carolina
Bamberg
Nimarata Nikki Randhawa
Nikki
New Hampshire
Nimrada
U.S
Barack Obama
Kenya
Florida
Ron DeSanctimonious
Ron DeSanctus
DeSantis
America
Darrell Scott
Scott
Tara Setmayer
Lincoln Project
What to expect in N H primary
The article surveys New Hampshire as the first 2024 primary battleground. It notes Trump leads Republicans with Haley as main challenger, DeSantis pivoting to South Carolina, and Democrats excluding Biden with write in support. Ballot details include 24 Republican names and 21 Democratic names. Delegates rules differ by party. Polls close 7 to 8 p.m. with Dixville Notch voting after midnight.
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Trump
Haley
New Hampshire
Oval Office
Iowa
Ron DeSantis
South Carolina
South
DeSantis
Washington
Donald Trump
U.N
Nikki Haley
Florida
Joe Biden
National Party
Biden
Dean Phillips
Minnesota
Marianne Williamson
Dixville Notch
Associated Press
Chris Christie
Asa Hutchinson
Vivek Ramaswamy
Phillips
Williamson
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
John Kasich
Kasich
PRESS Act shields reporters sources from federal seizure
The House passed the PRESS Act to shield journalists from being forced to reveal confidential sources and to limit seizures of data held by telecoms, unless needed to prevent terror or serious harm. The bill defines a journalist and cites support from Rep. Kevin Kiley and allies, with potential bipartisan Senate action and a history of similar proposals.
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House of Representatives
Informa
California
Kevin Kiley
House
Kiley
Utah
Dick Durbin
D-Iii
Senate
Tom Cotton
R-Ark
District of Columbia
U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Donald Trump
Washington Post
New York Times
CNN
FBI Direc
Tor
James Comey
Hillary Clinton
Biden
Merrick Garland
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the Bee
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