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Back in June, Reuters reported that these would be "staunch conservatives unlikely to say 'no' to controversial ... reversal of fortune for Trump. Jack Smith, the special counsel who has launched ...

Ms. Lujano and other workers each sign an acknowledgment ... But advocates say that goal is rarely met. The main challenge, as they see it, is to enlist the help of unions, contractors, and ...

Teixeira faced a maximum of 200 months -- more than 16 years -- in prison. Jack Teixeira, the former Massachusetts Air National Guardsman who prosecutors said "perpetrated one of the most ...

Former NFL head coach Jack Del Rio will resign from his role on ... allegedly struck a street sign with his vehicle, broke a fence and came to a rest in a yard, according to an incident report ...

By Devlin Barrett and Glenn Thrush Reporting from Washington Jack Smith, the special counsel who pursued two federal prosecutions of Donald J. Trump, plans to finish his work and resign along with ...

Federal judge sentences Pentagon secrets leaker Jack Teixeira to 15 years in prison BOSTON -- Federal judge sentences Pentagon secrets leaker Jack Teixeira to 15 years in prison. 24/7 coverage of ...

Australian MotoGP rider Jack Miller has suffered a horror crash on the first lap at the Malaysian Grand Prix after hitting his head on another rider's rear tyre. He was motionless on the track for ...

Special counsel Jack Smith plans to wrap up his work and resign from his post before President-elect Trump is sworn in, but what exact path he will take to ending his prosecutions remains unclear.

Jack Teixeira pleaded guilty earlier this year to six counts of willful retention and transmission of national defense information under the Espionage Act following his arrest in the most ...

Donald Trump might not even have to fire special counsel Jack Smith on day one—the Justice ... Department of Justice officials now say they may give up on trying to litigate Smith’s cases ...