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Todd Blanche can't hide behind Trump pardon on Epstein files: ex-prosecutor

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Todd Blanche can't hide behind Trump pardon on Epstein files: ex-prosecutor

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is inching closer to criminal charges, and even a Trump pardon won't save him, according to a legal expert.During an interview on Legal Breakdown, former prosecutor Glenn Kirschner dug into a new development with the Epstein files. The Trump Department of Justice handed over unredacted Epstein records to a judge on Thursday, and host Brian Tyler Cohen asked what kind of consequences Blanche still faces.Kirschner told Cohen that if Blanche handed over doctored files to the judge, he could face a "criminal investigation" and "obstruction of justice" charges.Cohen speculated, "If Trump holds true to his general ethos as it relates to law and order, he's going to dole out pardons to everybody in his vicinity," so "Todd Blanche probably does have a pardon waiting for him, especially if he's acting on Trump's behalf."However, Blanche still won't be off the hook, Kirschner said, "if Donald Trump delivers a pardon to Todd Blanche and there is some sort of showing, there's some evidence that Todd Blanche and Donald Trump were actually in a conspiracy together to cover up potentially incriminating information about Donald Trump."Kirschner explained that the Department of Justice under a future presidency can still challenge Blanche's pardon in federal court, and if a judge rules against the pardon, prosecutors can press the obstruction of justice charges."It will be incumbent upon the next Department of Justice, again once the rule of law comes back into the light of day, to march into court proudly and challenge that corruptly delivered pardon," Kirschner said.

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‘PEACE and SECURITY’: Trump announces disarming of Hamas, new government in Gaza

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‘PEACE and SECURITY’: Trump announces disarming of Hamas, new government in Gaza

'CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL ON THIS AMAZING DEVELOPMENT, THAT EVERYBODY SAID COULD NEVER BE ACHIEVED!'

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Trump caves on Todd Blanche's nomination

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Trump caves on Todd Blanche's nomination

President Donald Trump conceded Thursday he may temporarily withdraw Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination rather than capitulate to demands from two departing Republican senators. The Senate Judiciary Committee postponed a vote Wednesday after Sens. John Cornyn (R-TX) and Thom Tillis (R-NC) signaled they would block confirmation. Trump praised Blanche on Truth Social while threatening to resubmit the nomination after the senators leave office. The core dispute involves a Department of Justice-IRS settlement granting Trump and his family tax audit immunity and creating a $1.8 billion "weaponization fund" later abandoned. "Todd Blanche is a STAR," Trump began. "I have no objection to temporarily withdrawing Todd’s name, if they do not do the right thing, and putting him back after Cornyn and Tillis are out of office," he added. "All I want them to do is to confirm what he said in his sworn testimony before the Judiciary Committee, with regard not only to the weaponization fund, but also who is protected from future audits and what agencies of the federal government are bound by the release," Cornyn said, CBS News reported.Cornyn also told reporters talks had been "very constructive" Tuesday but shifted by Thursday, suggesting presidential intervention, according to NBC News reporter Laura Weiss. The DOJ has refused to cooperate with Cornyn's requests, according to The Hill, leaving no scheduled meetings between senators and the White House or Justice Department.Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.

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Shock as new 'horrific' allegations emerge against 'unhinged' MAGA lawmaker

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Shock as new 'horrific' allegations emerge against 'unhinged' MAGA lawmaker

Onlookers reacted with shock to the new allegations of domestic abuse coming out against a MAGA lawmaker.On Thursday, a restraining order against Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) filed by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, revealed more allegations of him lashing out and threatening her. Moreno is the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), and her allegations against Miller have spilled into public view during the past year.Onlookers reacted online after seeing that Moreno's restraining order alleged that Miller "harassed," "threatened," and "placed his hands on" her attorney. The restraining order also stated that Miller's own attorney said the lawmaker "just can't control himself.""The allegations here are horrific," political commentator Molly Jong-Fast posted on X."I am genuinely scared for her," wrote Democratic strategist Ally Sammarco. "This man is unhinged.""Miller needs to resign or be removed from office," demanded political commentator Andrew Donaldson. "Clear pattern of behavior making him unfit."Others called on Republicans to remove or investigate their party member. Legal expert Kristy Greenberg wrote, "The GOP's failure to investigate such serious allegations is outrageous.""When are the Republicans going to disavow this candidate and get another?" political consultant Lisa Kirbie asked.Plenty of harsh words were also directed at Sen. Moreno. Democratic strategist Adam Parkhomenko called Sen. Moreno "gutless" in a post because the GOP senator "still not saying anything.""It's crazy that @berniemoreno still hasn't called on @MaxMillerOH to resign," political analyst and Pod Save America co-host Tommy Vietor wrote.According to a post by Burgess Everett, the congressional bureau chief for Semafor, a spokesperson for Sen. Moreno said the senator "does not litigate these matters in the media or respond to baseless public attacks."

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Trump’s Approval Rating Hits All-Time Low in 2 New Polls

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Trump’s Approval Rating Hits All-Time Low in 2 New Polls

Trump has net-negative ratings in the categories of the economy, the war on Iran, immigration, and more.

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NFL coach jabs at Fauci while taking questions from reporters

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NFL coach jabs at Fauci while taking questions from reporters

Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio took a couple of shots at Dr. Anthony Fauci over his repeated use of the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing on Wednesday. “I’m gonna be like Fauci and just take the Fifth Amendment on all questions,” Fangio said, when a reporter asked whether Marcus Epps had the inside…

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Fauci Pleads the Fifth, Pluribus, Ross Douthat's New CBS Gig

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Fauci Pleads the Fifth, Pluribus, Ross Douthat's New CBS Gig

Robby Soave and Christian Britschgi argue that Anthony Fauci has never fully accounted for the damage caused by COVID lockdowns—and they are not ready to forgive him for it.

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Judge torpedoes Trump admin plan in new ruling

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Judge torpedoes Trump admin plan in new ruling

On Thursday, a federal judge signaled that she's become even more skeptical of the government's reasoning for its decision to blacklist Anthropic, notingthat the arguments put forth by Department of Justice attorneys actually made their case "worse."According to Lawfare Senior Editor Roger Paloff, who spent Thursday morning live-tweeting the hearing, "Judge Lin felt Anthropic's arguments were even stronger than when she granted a preliminary injunction in March. Seems to think the 'supply-chain risk' designation was punishment for 1st Am protected speech."The case dates back to February, when the Pentagon designated Anthropic a "supply chain risk," banning the company's tech from being used by the DOJ after it refused to eliminate safety protocols on its AI system that would prevent the autonomous killing of humans and other dangerous uses. Anthropic then sued the Pentagon alleging a First Amendment violation, arguing that the government had retaliated for the company's outspoken views on AI safety. According to Axios, the company asserted that "the Pentagon has a right to disagree and choose not to work with Anthropic... but it can't stigmatize the company as a security risk over protected speech." At the time, Judge Rita Lin placed an injunction on the ban until she could hear further arguments. Now that she has, the case does not appear to be going well for the Trump administration. "I don't see additional evidence from the government really justifying what it did. If anything, it seems like the record, in some ways, has gotten worse for the government," declared the judge. The government had essentially claimed that Anthropic could pose some unforeseen risk, while the company's attorneys argued that evidence that the ban was a retaliatory effort was obvious, as the whole thing had been dished out in public. While the judge has yet to deliver a final ruling, she seems inclined to reject the Pentagon's assertions, saying, "I don't see evidence that Anthropic could alter the model after it was delivered or flip some kind of kill switch."

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Deion Sanders meets with new Browns coach Todd Monken, watches Shedeur at camp

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