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Actor Timothy Busfield makes first court appearance, facing child sex abuse charges In new allegation, prosecutors say a parent came forward claiming Timothy Busfield sexually abused their 16-year-old daughter during an audition.

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The FBI raided a Washington Post reporter’s home Wednesday as a part of an investigation into a government contractor who allegedly kept classified materials. Attorney General Pam Bondi wrote on X Wednesday that Natanson was “obtaining and reporting classified and illegally leaked information from a Pentagon contractor. “It is highly unusual and aggressive for law enforcement to conduct a search on a reporter’s home,” the article stated. Natanson covers the federal workforce and recently published a report detailing the fallout from the Trump administration’s upheaval of the workforce. She wrote that over 1000 federal workers reached out to her to express frustration and uncertainty about their offices.

The FBI executed a search warrant at the home of a Washington Post reporter this week as part of an investigation into a federal employee who is suspected of mishandling classified information, Attorney General Pam Bondi said. Historically in Espionage Act investigations into leaks of classified information, the department has pursued the leakers, but not the journalists who receive the classified information. The Washington Post said that federal agents searched her home and her devices, seizing her phone, two laptops and a Garmin watch. A Justice Department official told CBS News that the Washington Post reporter had been communicating with Perez-Lugones. "This is about the unauthorized disclosure of classified information, and we will hold him accountable for his extremely serious crimes.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGMS NOW host Lawrence O’Donnell on Tuesday excoriated President Donald Trump for lying about the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good at the hands of a federal immigration agent — before chronicling a resulting exodus of top officials at the Department of Justice. “Donald Trump says, ‘She ran him over,’” said O’Donnell. “It was mass resignation day in the Trump Justice Department today from Minnesota to Washington, D.C.,” said the “Last Word” host during his segment on the aftermath. Dhillon is an anti-voting rights extremist — and was Trump’s legal adviser for several years. Advertisement“And in Minnesota today, another six attorneys quit the Trump Justice Department and the U.S. attorney’s office there,” he added.

WASHINGTON — The FBI searched the home of a Washington Post reporter Wednesday morning as part of an investigation into a government contractor accused of unlawfully hoarding federal secrets. Agents searched journalist Hannah Natanson’s home in suburban Alexandria, Va., a source familiar with the matter told The Post. Agents seized Natanson’s phone, two laptops and a Garmin watch, according to the Washington Post. The target of the investigation is Aurelio Perez-Lugones, a Maryland system administrator who has a top-secret security clearance, the newspaper reported. 3 Agents seized Natanson’s phone, two laptops and a Garmin watch, according to the Washington Post.

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At least a dozen federal prosecutors have resigned or announced plans to leave, officials and current and former department staff say, a tally that reflects both immediate exits in Minnesota and senior personnel shifts in Washington. The personnel moves followed internal disputes after department leaders moved to restrict Minnesota state investigators from participating in or accessing evidence in the federal inquiry into Good's death. Justice Department officials declared that Minnesota lacked jurisdiction to investigate the killing, and senior administration figures issued rapid public statements that several prosecutors said preceded a full, independent review. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said the departures raised serious concerns about political pressure on career Justice Department personnel and the ability of the department to pursue thorough criminal inquiries. The departures have immediate policy implications for Minnesota prosecutions and for public confidence in the Justice Department's capacity to investigate federal use of force independently.

Gavin Newsom (D) is sharing his thoughts on President Donald Trump’s obscene gesture toward a Michigan autoworker. AdvertisementThe headline-making exchange, which was caught on camera by an onlooker, continued with Trump mouthing an F-bomb. Later that day, Newsom shared TMZ’s footage of the moment on X while taking his own jab at the president. “I don’t feel as though fate looks upon you often, and when it does, you better be ready to seize the opportunity,” he said. As of Wednesday afternoon, two online campaigns raising money for Sabula during his suspension have collectively raised more than $600,000.

But the subpoena demanding the Clintons come to Capitol Hill didn’t just come from Trump’s allies. Democrats refused to participate in the Republican effort to dramatize the Clintons’ subpoena defiance. AdvertisementHouse Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) also complained that no Democrats joined him in pretending to wait for the Clintons. It’s possible the Clintons could argue that because they provided some information, they didn’t actually blow off the subpoena. ), a senior member of the oversight committee, said Republicans were merely using the Clintons to distract from Trump’s relationship with Epstein.

(CNN) — President Donald Trump enacted a new 25% tariff on “certain advanced computing chips” on Wednesday, according to a White House fact sheet. However, chips imported to support building up the US technological supply chain would be exempt. In enacting the tariff, Trump cited national security concerns and Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, which allows presidents to address such concerns with tariffs on specific products. Trump previously said Nvidia would be permitted to sell its H200 chip in China but that the US would take a 25% cut. Trump initially said last February he planned to impose 25% chip tariffs by April.

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