The D.C. Bar recommended disbarment for Jeffrey Clark due to his actions related to the 2020 election. The board found that Clark was prepared to have the Justice Department misrepresent its investigation into the election’s integrity, a severe ethical violation. Clark’s attempts to pressure Georgia lawmakers and his involvement in Trump’s efforts to overturn the election results contributed to the board’s decision. The Bar’s recommendation emphasizes the gravity of the situation and aims to deter similar misconduct within the legal profession.
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An Iranian cleric has reportedly offered a reward for the assassination of former U.S. President Donald Trump, adding to a growing number of threats from Iranian figures. This follows U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, which Trump claims “obliterated” Tehran’s nuclear program. Additionally, a senior aide to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei made threatening comments, indicating a potential targeting of Trump. These actions come amidst heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran, and after reports of Iranian plots against Trump.
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A recent survey of 28,333 individuals across 25 nations reveals shifting global perspectives on the United States during the Trump era. While Canada maintains the U.S. as its primary ally, Mexico perceives the U.S. as its main threat with 68% of respondents. In Europe, Russia is viewed as the top threat, particularly by Poland and Sweden. Conversely, China is seen as the primary threat by Japan and Australia.
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President Trump ended Dr. Anthony Fauci’s federal security detail, following the termination of protection for several other former Trump aides who have become critics. This decision comes despite ongoing threats against Fauci and others, with Trump stating he feels no responsibility for their safety. Trump’s justification cited the individuals’ financial abilities to secure private protection, a stance at odds with the Biden administration’s continuation of security for these individuals due to credible threats. This action follows similar revocations of security for former officials like Mike Pompeo and John Bolton.
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Altoona police are reporting a surge in threats following the arrest of Luigi Mangione, a development that’s sparking a wide range of reactions. The police department publicly acknowledged receiving threats against officers and the police building itself, stating they are taking these threats seriously and conducting thorough investigations. This statement underscores the gravity of the situation and the potential dangers faced by law enforcement personnel.
The intensity of the reaction to Mangione’s arrest is undeniable. Many online commentators expressed outrage, suggesting a significant level of public support for Mangione, despite the serious nature of the charges against him. Some observers likened the situation to the arrest of a folk hero, implying a widespread belief that Mangione’s actions were justified or even heroic, regardless of legality.… Continue reading
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