At least five Secret Service agents have testified before Jan 6 grand jury, report says
About five or six Secret Service agents have testified before the grand jury deciding if former President Donald Trump should be indicted for his actions in connection to the insurrection on January 6, 2021, sources have told NBC News. The grand jury is looking into the riot as well as the attempts to interfere with the peaceful transfer of power. The Secret Service agents who appeared were complying with subpoenas. It remains unclear how close the agents were to Mr Trump on January 6 as well as what information they provided to the grand jury. The investigation led by Special Counsel Jack Smith is separate from the investigation he also leads into Mr Trump’s alleged mishandling of national security information which led to the former president’s indictment and Miami arraignment. More follows...
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US keeps up weapons shipments to Ukraine with new $500 million package
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2023-06-27 00:28
Biden says the US and its allies had nothing to do with Wagner Group's rebellion against Russia
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2023-06-27 00:26
Amazon is investing another $7.8B in Ohio-based cloud computing operations, state leaders say
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2023-06-27 00:24
El Salvador's president registers for reelection despite constitutional objections
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2023-06-27 00:19
US LGBTQ club shooting suspect pleads guilty
A 23-year-old who shot five people dead at an LGBTQ club in the US state of Colorado last year pleaded guilty on Monday and...
2023-06-27 00:16
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