Ken Dilanian
Ken Dilanian is the justice and intelligence correspondent for MS NOW.
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Kash Patel’s girlfriend being protected by FBI SWAT agents as security perk
Agents on a detail with the country singer would presumably be unable to respond or delayed in responding to other incidents, according to sources.
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Democrats reveal whistleblower details of Ghislaine Maxwell prison ‘luxuries’
In a letter to the president, House Democrats say Maxwell’s treatment as she prepares a clemency request makes the convicted sex offender look like a “guest at a Trump hotel.”
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DOJ preparing subpoenas in investigation into John Brennan
Feds to probe — again — the U.S. intelligence assessment of Russian election interference during Trump’s first term.
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Frustration mounts inside FBI over thwarted ‘potential’ terror plot
Senior officials believe FBI Director Kash Patel acted hastily in attempt to grab credit.
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FBI official connected to Trump 2020 election investigation being pushed out, sources say
The 22-year veteran was recently named in documents related to investigation that has angered the president.
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Two U.S. prosecutors put on leave after seeking 27 months in jail for Jan. 6 rioter
Taylor Taranto brought illegal guns and ammunition to former President Barack Obama’s house in 2023.
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Biden Justice Department slow-walked key decisions in Trump legal probes
The picture of a hesitant Justice Department runs contrary to the GOP allegation that the indictments of Trump were the product of a Democrat-led plot.
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Inside Trump’s DOJ: Punitive firings, public scoldings and pressure to prosecute foes
But Trump political appointees say U.S. attorneys installed by the president are “trusted and empowered to diligently uphold the rule of law.”
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Criminal charges against Bolton expected as early as next week
Federal prosecutors are considering filing charges against the former Trump national security adviser as either a rushed complaint or an indictment.
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Grand jury indicts New York Attorney General Letitia James
Newly installed U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan on Thursday presented evidence to grand jurors to charge the Trump foe with mortgage fraud.