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The normally staid agency has been hit with a wave of threats and vitriol since the FBI retrieved scores of classified records from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club.
Author: Jacqueline Alemany
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Archives told Trump in April that FBI would examine more than 100 classified documents returned from Mar-a-Lago
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The National Archives told the former president’s lawyers that the agency was denying their request to consider the documents protected by executive privilege, according to a letter released Tuesday.
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Assault weapon manufacturers would see 20% tax under proposed legislation
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The proposed legislation also includes a bill that would require each firearm manufacturer to create and implement a system to track and analyze crimes committed with firearms they have sold.
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Top lawmakers seek intelligence assessment of documents from Mar-a-Lago
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Top House investigators want the director of National Intelligence to conduct a damage assessment of the boxes of highly classified information seized by the FBI.
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House panel subpoenas gun manufacturer of weapon used in Highland Park
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The subpoena comes after Smith & Wesson did not provide documents and testimony to the House Oversight Committee.
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Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Secret Service for missing records
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Legislators investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol issued a subpoena to the Secret Service after the agency was accused of erasing texts.
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Trump called member of White House support staff amid Jan. 6 probe
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The phone call was referenced by committee vice chair Liz Cheney, who said the matter had been referred to the Justice Department.
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Jan. 6 hearing expected to focus on link between militants, White House
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The committee’s seventh public hearing is due to feature testimony from a former Oath Keeper and delve into origins of a Trump tweet.
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House committee calls CEOs of gun manufacturer to testify
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The House Oversight Committee ramps up its investigation after harrowing mass shootings involving assault-style rifles have killed and injured scores of Americans.