WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has signed a bill to compel the Justice Department to make public its case files on ...

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Former Virginia state delegate Ibraheem Samariah was sentenced to three years probation for fraudulently receiving $83,000 in covid-relief money that he used to pay personal expenses.

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Mr. Trump announced on social media that he had signed the legislation, but the release of all the files is not guaranteed.

Opponents in disarray, allies in line, followers enthralled – the US president is already on his way to building a new world order.

The decisions dealt a blow to President Trump’s efforts to prosecute his perceived political adversaries.