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Ghislaine Maxwell Had Immunity During Epstein Hearings
Ghislaine Maxwell had immunity when she was questioned by the US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, according to information to ABC News. Her lawyer suggests at the same time that she wants President Donald Trump to pardon her.
Trump Denies Knowledge of Inclusion in Epstein Documents
USA's president Donald Trump has "never" been told that he would be included in the Epstein documents. .
New Hearings Scheduled for Epstein Accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell
Ghislaine Maxwell, assistant to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has been questioned by the US Department of Justice. A new interrogation is planned for Friday.
Justice Minister Pam Bondi to Testify on Epstein Documents Demand
USA's Minister of Justice Pam Bondi must testify before Congress about the so-called Epstein documents. This is demanded by the Democratic Senator Adam Schiff.
Trump Mentioned in Epstein Documents According to Sources
The American President Donald Trump's name appears several times in the Epstein documents, according to sources for the Wall Street Journal. The House of Representatives' Justice Committee also announces that they are calling Epstein's assistant Ghislaine Maxwell for questioning.
Epstein Investigation Witnesses to Remain Confidential
The American Justice Department's request to disclose parts of the so-called Epstein documents is rejected, reports The Washington Post. .
House of Representatives Closes Early to Halt Epstein Document Debate
USA's House of Representatives will be closed from Thursday until September. This announces Speaker Mike Johnson.
FBI Allegedly Flagged Epstein Files Mentioning Trump
FBI employees are reported to have been ordered to go through thousands of documents in the Epstein investigation and flag the documents where Donald Trump is mentioned. The Democratic senator Richard Durbin claims that his staff has been contacted by whistleblowers within the FBI with the information, reports NBC.
Trump Sues Wall Street Journal for 100 Million Over Epstein Letter Article
The Wall Street Journal published information about a "disgusting" letter that US President Donald Trump is alleged to have sent to Jeffrey Epstein. Trump is now responding by suing Rupert Murdoch and the newspaper The Wall Street Journal for nearly 100 billion kronor.
Brazil Court Orders Bolsonaro to Wear Ankle Monitor
Brazil's highest court orders the coup-accused former president Jair Bolsonaro to wear an ankle monitor. .
Trump Orders Release of Epstein Case Testimonies
USA's president Donald Trump asks Justice Minister Pam Bondi to disclose transcripts from testimonies in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The order comes after Wall Street Journal published a story about a sensitive letter that Trump is alleged to have given Epstein.
Pam Bondi Faces Criticism Over Handling of Epstein Case
USA's Minister of Justice Pam Bondi is criticized by Trump supporters for her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. But her problems with the Tea Party movement began earlier than that.
Trump Calls Epstein Documents "Boring" Amid Release Pressure
All "reliable" information from the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein should be made public, says Donald Trump in an attempt to handle criticism from his own ranks against the handling of the documents. It's pretty boring stuff, he says.
Maga Movement Criticizes Handling of Jeffrey Epstein Documents
Documents that were promised to be made public, then said not to even exist and finally do not seem to come to light. The twists and turns surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein files have created a heated atmosphere in the USA, not least among the president's own voters.
Prison Service Warns of Challenges with New Conditional Release Rules
The Government wants to already by the turn of the year increase the requirements for conditional release for prison sentenced. But the Prison and Probation Service warns that the agency will not have time.
Kristersson's Safety at Risk: Bodyguards' Routes Leaked Online
The bodyguards' jogging routes revealed where Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party) was, which may have threatened his safety. That information should not exist, says IT security expert David Jacoby.
Prisoners Transferred from Tehran's Evin Prison After Israeli Attacks
The prisoners in the notorious Evin prison in Tehran have been moved, announces Iran's judiciary. This happens after Israel's attacks on the facility.
R Kelly Claims Murder Threat in Prison Seeks Pardon from Trump
R'n'b singer R Kelly is serving a 30-year prison sentence for sex crimes. Now he claims that the prison staff is planning to murder him, reports Billboard.
75 Elderly Rescued from Illegal Nursing Homes in Bulgaria
75 people have been rescued from two illegal nursing homes in Bulgaria where they were subjected to brutal abuse. The country's Minister of Justice describes the homes as "houses of horror".
Sweden Increases Oversight on Baltic Sea Shadow Fleet
The Government is to tighten controls on foreign vessels in the Baltic Sea. As of July 1, the Coast Guard and the Swedish Maritime Administration will be able to collect insurance information from vessels that not only call at a port, but also those that simply pass through Swedish territorial waters or economic zone.
Trump's Tariffs Reflect Power Struggle Says US Expert
There is a struggle in the USA where President Donald Trump is trying to strengthen his own power, believes Dag Blanck, professor of North American Studies at Uppsala University. The tariffs, which have now been stopped in a federal court, are just a part of this game.
Boeing Settles for Billions to Avoid 737 Max Crash Trial
The US Department of Justice has reached a settlement with aircraft manufacturer Boeing regarding the criminal investigation of the crashes of the 737 Max-8 aircraft model. .
Psychological Abuse in Relationships May Lead to Four-Year Prison Sentence
The Government wants to make mental abuse in close relations a specific crime. It should be punishable by four years' imprisonment.
France to Build High-Security Prison in South American Jungle
France is to build a high-security prison in South America's jungle, announces the country's Minister of Justice. .
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