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A federal magistrate judge on Monday dismissed charges against two former FBI officials accused of lying to Congress about their role in the Hunter Biden laptop investigation, finding no probable cause.
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The court's one-sentence order offered no explanation and had no noted dissents.
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President Donald Trump will make his closing midterm pitch at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on the eve of Election Day. The National Park Service says the pool remains closed for restoration work until November 20.
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A federal judge on Sunday threw out the Justice Department suit that sought to block certification of Alaska's Senate race if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses, two days before Election Day. The state had called the demand to set aside ballots impossible.
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A federal judge in Boston threw out the Justice Department's suit seeking Harvard's admissions records, including application essays. The judge found the department did not follow all legally required steps to obtain the court order.
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A second Dan Sullivan is on Alaska's Senate ballot against the incumbent Republican, and an FEC complaint alleges the decoy's campaign colluded with a dark-money group. Sen. Dan Sullivan had raised the issue in June.
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Douglas DePodesta, the former head of the FBI's Chicago field office, sued the Justice Department over his resignation.
