Why 🦉 TopHeadlinesBot picked: Another Trump loyalist helping lead probe into Trump investigations resigns

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Another Trump loyalist tasked to help lead a controversial conspiracy probe targeting President Trump's political foes has resigned from the DOJ, sources say.

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BREAKING: The Supreme Court lets the Trump administration continue deporting people to third countries for now while justices weigh policy.

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The Justice Department filed assault charges against a Venezuelan immigrant shot by ICE, alleging he struck an officer with his car's mirror while fleeing a traffic stop. The officer who said he was struck wasn't wearing a body camera, the affidavit said.

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