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© AP Photo / Alex Brandon Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi holds the article of impeachment against President Donald Trump after signing it, on Wednesday, January 13, 2021, in Washington. It will be sent to the Senate for trial on Capitol Hill. Donald Trump therefore became the first president to be impeached for the second time in Congress. And that's making the headlines this morning.
© AP Photo / Alex Brandon Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi holds the article of impeachment against President Donald Trump after signing it, on Wednesday, January 13, 2021, in Washington. It will be sent to the Senate for trial on Capitol Hill. Donald Trump therefore became the first president to be impeached for the second time in Congress. And that's making the headlines this morning. Trump wanted the Justice Department to sue individual states to overturn their election results, but top officials refused, WSJ report says. Trump and his allies pursued dozens of legal challenges in the wake of the election in an attempt to overturn the results based on unsubstantiated claims of
Federal officials and state election authorities agree they have seen no evidence of tampering with voting systems. President Trump said he will leave the “Missing in action,” Mr. Trump said during an interview Sunday on Fox News. “You would think if you’re in the FBI or Department of Justice , this is
USA-TRUMP-JUSTICE: USA: Trump pressured Justice Department to invalidate election of November 3, reports the WSJ
© Reuters / LEAH MILLIS USA: TRUMP PRESSED THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO INVALIDATE THE ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 3, REPORTS THE WSJ WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former US President, Donald Trump, considered replacing his Attorney General, the US equivalent of the Minister of Justice, and pressured the Justice Department to ask the Supreme Court to strike down the election of Joe Biden as President of the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
The efforts of Donald Trump during the last week of his tenure were unsuccessful, with Justice Department staff refusing to file an appeal they deemed to have no legal basis, the newspaper said, citing people close to the folder.
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© Provided by Le Parisien Le Parisien Two days to leave the White House, dropped by his relatives and deprived of social networks, he is at the lowest in opinion. A final poll published Monday credits Donald Trump with 34% good opinions on his actions as President of the United States, according to the Gallup Institute published Monday, the worst figure in a term that has deeply divided Americans. The Justice Department hasn’t found evidence of widespread voter fraud that could reverse President- elect Joe Biden’s election victory, Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday, dealing a blow to President Trump who launched fresh legal claims to contest the results.
According to the paper, Trump intended to use the US Justice Department to “force Georgia lawmakers to overturn the results of the presidential election ” in the state . According to the results, Democrat Joe Biden won by a narrow margin. According to the publication, several key US DOJ
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Other members of the Department of Justice then threatened to leave their functions if Donald Trump fired Jeffrey Rosen, then acting attorney general, the same source adds.
The Justice Department was not immediately available for comment.
Several members of the Justice Department, including Jeffrey Rosen and former Justice Minister William Barr, have refused to file the appeal to overturn the November 3 Supreme Court election, the Wall Street sources have told Newspaper.
(Timothy Gardner and John Whitesides; French version Camille Raynaud)
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