Mueller expands team as probe taps more DOJ resources
Special counsel Robert Mueller is tapping additional Justice Department prosecutors and FBI agents to handle a rising workload in the Russia election interference investigation. U.S. attorneys offices in Washington Pittsburgh Alexandria and elsewhere are assisting as Mueller considers further actions including a possible interview with President Trump and ongoing Manafort and other court battles.
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Washington
Robert Mueller
Justice Department
Mueller
U.S
FBI
Department of Justice
DOJ
Donald Trump
Special Counsel
Rod Rosenstein
Trump
Russia
New York
Pittsburgh
Alexandria
Michael Cohen
Trey Gowdy
South Carolina
Rosenstein
Solomon Wisenberg
Bill Clinton
Wisenberg
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
Paul Manafort
Manafort
U.S. Court of
District of Columbia
Internet Research Agency
Bethel Burying Ground to be memorialized at Weccacoe Playground
Philadelphia archaeologists confirm 5 000 burial remains lie 18 inches beneath Weccacoe Playground. City plans convert section into Bethel Burying Ground Historic Site to honor families linked to Mother Bethel AME Church.
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Philadelphia
Weccacoe Playground
Bethel Burying Ground
Leslie Patterson- Tyler
Mark Tyler
Mother Bethel Ame Church
Potter’s Fields
Washington Square
Richard Allen
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mother Bethel
Southwark
Octavius Catto
Buckalew
Queen Village
Black market harms legal Calif pet outlets
In Los Angeles County illegal cannabis outlets outnumber licensed shops, undercutting legal retailers and hurting tax revenues. Law enforcement raids such as the Compton 20 Collective illustrate the scope of illicit dispensaries, while Lake County authorities report large illegal grows.
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Los Angeles
Compton
LA County
California
Los Angeles County
Adam Spiker
Southern California Coalition
Spiker
Frank Montez
Holly Francisco
Sheriff’s Department
Montez
U.S
Lake County
San Francisco
Brian Martin
Sheriff's Deputies
California sanctuary laws survive federal challenge in judge ruling
U.S. District Judge John A. Mendez partly upholds California sanctuary measures. He allows SB 54 to stand, permits AG visits to detention centers, and rejects blocking the workplace inspection law while outlining limits on information sharing with immigration authorities. Governor Brown calls for federal reform and congressionally driven solutions.
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Calif
California
U.S
John A. Mendez
Mendez
Jerry Brown
Trump
Brown
Washington
Congress
Justice Department
Department
Devin O’malley
U.S. Department of Justice
Rory Little
UC Hastings
Kevin de Leon
Eric H. Holder Jr
Barack Obama