TRUMP CONSPIRACY INVESTIGATION
Wave of resignations from US Justice Department after midterms
Several senior officials from the US Justice Department have resigned following the recent midterm elections. Harmeet Dhillon, the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, was involved in voter registration efforts. US Attorney General Todd Blanche has accepted resignations from Dhillon and others, including John Eisenberg and Jason Reding Quinones. Quinones oversaw investigations related to allegations against President Donald Trump.
Trump replaces Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff after GOP's midterm defeat
Stephen Miller has been appointed as White House chief of staff following Susie Wiles' resignation after the midterm elections. Wiles served admirably and will remain involved with Trump's political organization despite her departure. Miller, a key figure behind Trump's strict immigration policies, now faces increased scrutiny from a Democratic Congress. Wiles had a notable tenure, characterized by disciplined campaign leadership despite personal health challenges.
Marco Rubio Resignation: Will US Secretary of State leave Trump administration to run for president in 2028?
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio may be preparing to resign from Trump administration to run for president in 2028, a report said. Around five members from Donald Trump’s cabinet could leave the administration. The officials may quit after the public backlash over the rise in energy costs. The White House and the State Department have strongly denied the report.
Trump cancels rallies in Kansas and Iowa, opting for telerallies to reach more voters, RNC says
US President Donald Trump has shifted to phone rallies in the final days of the midterm election campaign, cancelling planned appearances in Iowa and Kansas as Republicans face tight Senate races across several states. Trump travelled to South Carolina to campaign for Republican Senate candidate Darline Graham, who is facing a strong challenge from Democrat Annie Andrews. With voter concerns over the economy, fuel prices and the war in Iran weighing on the campaign, both parties are making a final push to secure control of Congress.
Trump and Vance announce $25 million fraud whistleblower program- here's who can get the cash reward
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance have introduced a new program to combat fraud involving U.S. government funds. The initiative, called WHIP, has a budget of $25 million and seeks public cooperation. Individuals providing tips that lead to significant actions could receive rewards up to $30,000. YouTuber Nick Shirley gained attention after alleging fraud at Minnesota childcare centers.
Trump’s $30,000 fraud bounty program: Who can get the reward and what is the condition?
Trump and Vance are expected to unveil a new whistleblower initiative aimed at curbing federal fraud. This program encourages citizens to report any suspicious activity related to taxpayer funds, with the potential to earn rewards up to $30,000. However, tips must lead to verifiable prosecutions or plea agreements to qualify.
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Will Trump pull a ‘Maduro’ on Raúl Castro after Florida obtains arrest warrant against him? What the Cuba leader could face next
Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeier has declared an arrest warrant for Raúl Castro connected to a conspiracy to commit murder. This warrant arises from the tragic shooting down of two planes by Cuban forces in 1996, claiming four lives. While this may complicate Castro's travel to nations supporting extradition, his potential court appearance remains uncertain.
Ilhan Omar home search: Can Donald Trump revoke her US citizenship and deport her over immigration fraud?
Ilhan Omar is facing a federal investigation into decades-old immigration paperwork following a search of her home. The probe has raised questions about whether President Donald Trump’s administration could seek to revoke the Minnesota congresswoman’s US citizenship and deport her over alleged immigration fraud. However, denaturalization requires legal proceedings, and the investigation does not establish that Omar committed wrongdoing
Can Trump strip Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of her US citizenship? What the investigation could mean and what could happen next?
A federal investigation is examining Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's immigration records, potentially leading to citizenship concerns. Investigators are assessing allegations of immigration fraud related to her family's entry into the United States. Search warrants have been executed, and personal items were seized as part of the investigation. While Omar denies wrongdoing, she claims the inquiry is politically motivated. The Justice Department has not yet revealed its next steps regarding the investigation.
Canada's Tumbler Ridge school shooting that killed 8: US woman charged in plot detained
Melody Bryant, charged with conspiracy in a Canadian school shooting, has been detained pending hearings. She allegedly aided Jesse Van Rootselaar, who killed eight people in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. Prosecutors argue that Bryant's involvement in daily communication with Van Rootselaar constitutes a significant threat to public safety. Her attorney contends that there are no new dangers since her initial interview with federal agents.
'We are going to see': Trump on Iran's alleged link in UK's RAF Fairford incident
Donald Trump stated that the United States is evaluating potential actions against Iran amid recent allegations. The UK government and allied nations condemned Iran's purported hostile activities and attributed involvement in an incident. Joint statements emphasized the need to address Iran's use of covert networks and proxy actors for destabilization. Meanwhile, Iran dismissed the allegations as baseless and a fabrication aimed at deflecting scrutiny from other geopolitical issues.
Greg Lui DOJ charges: California tech CEO linked to $300 million Nvidia GPU scheme allegedly routed through Malaysia and Singapore to China
Greg Lui was charged by the Department of Justice for allegedly exporting restricted computer servers to China. The indictment includes conspiracy to violate export control laws and money laundering. Lui and associates misrepresented shipments through Malaysia and Singapore to bypass regulations. It is claimed that over $300 million of advanced technology was involved in the scheme. If convicted, Lui faces significant prison time for these serious offenses.
What we know about Greg Lui? California tech owner accused of routing $300 million in high-end servers with US-made AI chips to China
Greg Lui, the head of Earthmade Computer Inc., has been arrested on serious federal charges related to technology smuggling. Authorities claim that he exported computer servers worth over $300 million to China. He faces charges of conspiracy to breach export regulations and money laundering. FBI agents detained him while he was driving to work. If found guilty, he could face up to 50 years behind bars.
Sleeper cells and lone wolves. The West could be Iran’s next front
The arrest of five British men near RAF Fairford has revived concerns over Iran’s ability to retaliate beyond the Middle East. No Iranian link has been established, with investigators examining multiple possibilities. Western security officials have warned Iran could use proxies, covert networks, lone actors or cyberattacks.
Trump ramps up noncitizen voting prosecutions ahead of midterms
The Trump administration has intensified prosecutions of noncitizens accused of voting illegally ahead of US midterms. The Justice Department charged 32 people in four weeks, while Homeland Security has 1,600 related investigations.
'Born without a sound': How Trump's shooter grew from a silent child to a gunman
Newly surfaced FBI records reveal gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks was withdrawn and fixated on firearms. He opened fire at a Trump rally, grazing the candidate's ear. A fire chief died shielding his family while two others were injured. Crooks was shot dead by Secret Service snipers at the scene. Investigators found no clear motive despite extensive interviews and digital file reviews.
Kash Patel to face Senate heat over travel, 2020 election probe
FBI Director Kash Patel will appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. Democrats will question his leadership and use of taxpayer funds for travel. Republicans will focus on investigations into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Patel may also face questions regarding Joe DiGenova's abrupt resignation last week. This appearance follows previous controversies and media reports concerning his tenure.
Tech CEOs call for AI regulation. Trump and Congress are not rushing to act
President Donald Trump is leading the opposition to recent calls by tech leaders seeking greater government oversight, including Anthropic's Dario Amodei, OpenAI's Sam Altman and xAI's Elon Musk.
Party's over for crypto scammers who went on a spending spree after a $240 million bitcoin theft
In a bold social engineering heist, young con artists pilfered over $240 million in bitcoin, leading to an extravagant month of luxury splurges, complete with stylish mansions. The FBI has arrested Malone Lam, alleged leader of the gang, alongside 17 others, underscoring a disturbing trend of cryptocurrency frauds reported to them. With rising criminal activity, law enforcement is intensifying efforts to prosecute these offenders and reclaim the misappropriated assets.
Canada PM Mark Carney mocks Trump after facing teleprompter glitch
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney referenced Donald Trump during a teleprompter issue. He humorously stated he did not view the malfunction as a conspiracy. This remark alluded to Trump's past complaints about similar technical problems. Relations between Canada and the United States have been strained recently. Carney has worked to reduce Canada's reliance on American economic ties.
Did Trump stage assassination attempt during White House correspondents dinner? Trump shooting scare fuels conspiracy theory debate
Did Trump stage assassination attempt during White House correspondents dinner? The question spread across social media after gunfire outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner triggered evacuation. False claims gained millions of views. Fact-checkers say there is no evidence the attack was staged. The incident connects to political divisions, war concerns, misinformation growth, and platform monetization trends that drive viral conspiracy narratives online today.
FBI investigation into Border Czar Tom Homan closed by Trump DOJ after $50,000 cash recording
FBI recorded Border Czar Tom Homan accepting $50,000 from undercover agents posing as contractors seeking government contracts. President Trump's Justice Department closed the bribery investigation, calling it a "deep state" probe targeting Trump allies
Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA-TPUSA was targeted by FBI-led Arctic Frost during Joe Biden's tenure as President, reveals Senate committee report
Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA was investigated by FBI, Joe Biden administration. In total, 92 Republican targets, including Republican groups and Republican-linked individuals, were placed under the investigative scope of Arctic Frost.
Pam Bondi reopens 2016 Russia poll meddling case, did Durham miss something in 4 years?
Pam Bondi grand jury probe into 2016 Russia election interference has reopened debate on the Obama administration’s role. Despite John Durham’s four-year investigation finding no conspiracy, Bondi is examining claims of manipulated intelligence linking Trump to Russia. This new probe focuses on declassified evidence and controversial intelligence use, raising fresh political questions.
Trump rehashes years-old grievances on Russia investigation after new intelligence report
Donald Trump criticised the Russia investigation. He attacked Barack Obama and other officials. This happened after a new report questioned findings about Russian interference in the 2016 election. Tulsi Gabbard's report downplayed Russian interference. Democrats criticised the report. Investigations have established Russian interference. The Justice Department is investigating John Brennan and James Comey. Trump also addressed the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Conspiracy, obstruction, fraud: the potential charges facing Trump
The 77-year-old Trump said Tuesday he had received a letter from Smith confirming he was a target of the probe and added that he expected to be arrested and indicted soon.
Trump faces daunting task in classified documents case, say experts
Former US president Donald Trump faces charges for violating the Espionage Act, obstruction of justice conspiracy, and false statements after illegally keeping top-secret documents following his departure from the White House. Legal experts suggest that the details, which include documents, photos, text messages, audio, and witness statements, strongly support the allegations that Trump took the documents and tried to cover it up. Trump's lawyers have yet to release a comment, but the former president has insisted that there was no crime and called the case a "witch hunt." Nonetheless, experts say that the conspiracy to obstruct justice charges might be the greatest peril that Trump will have to face.
Indictment takeaways: Donald Trump's alleged schemes and lies to keep secret papers
Trump says he is innocent and has decried the criminal case - the second indictment against him in a matter of months - as an attempt by his political opponents to hinder his 2024 campaign. He is expected to make his first court appearance on Tuesday in Miami.
Donald Trump launches rare attack on loyal aides Mike Pompeo, Bill Barr
Fuming in a telephone interview with Fox Business, Trump, who has been forced off the campaign trail by a Covid-19 diagnosis, demanded that both cabinet members take action concerning the previous administration of Barack Obama.
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