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February 4

Georgia's Fulton County files motion seeking return of 2020 election materials seized by FBI

Fulton County officials are seeking a federal court order to compel the FBI to return over 600 boxes of 2020 election materials seized during a recent raid.

February 3

Trump says it's time for the country to move on from Epstein, slams CNN

President Donald Trump discusses the Epstein files and the new documents that were released by the Department of Justice as he calls CNN 'a very dishonest organization.'

February 3

Four defendants, including 2 Venezuelans, allegedly used 115 stolen identities in massive food stamp fraud

Four people allegedly used 115 stolen identities in $1 million food stamps and pandemic unemployment fraud scheme, including Venezuelan nationals.

February 3

London police launch criminal investigation into former UK ambassador to US with alleged Epstein ties

Metropolitan Police launched a criminal investigation into Peter Mandelson over alleged Jeffrey Epstein connections and misconduct claims.

February 3

Senator calls out ‘grassroots’ anti-ICE groups, urges DOJ investigation into ‘coordinated national operation'

Sen. Josh Hawley calls for a Justice Department probe into allegedly coordinated anti-ICE protests, claiming they're funded by wealthy organizations.

February 3

Fulton County, Georgia to sue after FBI seizes 2020 election records

Fulton County is expected to challenge the January 28 FBI raid, in which agents seized 2020 election data, and demand the return of records.

February 3

Pam Bondi sends FIERY message after Don Lemon arrest

Attorney General Pam Bondi says the anti-ICE protest that interrupted a Minnesota church service was an 'attack' on a house of worship and warned others involved will be found and arrested.

February 3

DOJ opening civil rights probe after Catholic school in California broken into, vandalized

The Justice Department launched a civil rights investigation after a California Catholic school suffered an estimated $100,000 in damages from a vandalism incident.

February 2

DOJ removes Ed Martin from Trump admin's Weaponization Working Group amid increased activity

Ed Martin was removed from the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group despite the panel meeting more frequently. He will continue as a pardon attorney for President Trump.

February 2

Jeanine Pirro touts DC’s historic decline in violent crime and homicides

U.S. Attorney General for D.C. Jeanine Pirro discusses what has led to a dramatic decline in violent crime and homicides in Washington, D.C. and more on ‘The Story.’