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Month: August 2022

The intelligence community has been working with the FBI since mid-May to examine some of the classified documents taken from Mar-a-Lago.

Intel agencies have been working with the FBI for months on assessing Mar-a-Lago documents

By Katie Bo Lillis, Evan Perez, Jamie Gangel and Zachary Cohen, CNN The intelligence community has been working with the FBI since mid-May to examine some of the classified documents taken from Mar-a-Lago in order to determine their level of classification, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. This document-by-document review has allowed the

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US Secret Service Assistant Director Tony Ornato

US Secret Service assistant director leaves agency after aide’s explosive Jan. 6 testimony about him

By Jamie Gangel and Whitney Wild, CNN US Secret Service Assistant Director Tony Ornato left the Secret Service on Monday, a significant departure two months after explosive testimony by a former White House aide, who alleged Ornato had told her then-President Donald Trump was irate upon learning his security detail wouldn’t take him to the

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The new Colombian ambassador to Venezuela

Colombia and Venezuela reestablish diplomatic relations

By Stefano Pozzebon Colombia and Venezuela have reestablished diplomatic relations, in a tectonic shift in South American regional politics. Colombian ambassador Armando Benedetti met on Monday with Venezuelan authoritarian leader Nicolas Maduro at Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas. “At this hour I’m received by President Nicolas Maduro, to whom I present diplomatic papers as Colombia’s

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Cleanup workers search for contaminated sand and seaweed along the mostly empty Huntington Beach

Companies responsible for 2021 Southern California oil spill set to plead guilty, pay almost $13 million in fines

By Taylor Romine, CNN A Houston-based oil company and two subsidiaries have agreed to plead guilty to violating the federal Clean Water Act and pay a $7.1 million criminal fine after their pipeline leaked about 25,000 gallons of crude oil across the coast of Southern California, prosecutors say. The US Attorney’s Office of the Central

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