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BREAKING: DMVs across the US are DOWN - network outage halts all operations

Every Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) facility in the US has been hit by a network outage that started around 12pm ET.

Details about the issues are sparse, but without the locations being online thousands of Americans cannot  complete vehicle registrations and driving licensing tasks.
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Republicans sue two DOJ officials for ignoring subpoenas in Hunter Biden investigation

House Republicans filed a lawsuit Thursday against two Department of Justice officials who were involved in the department’s prosecution of Hunter Biden, saying the officials defied subpoenas by refusing to appear for depositions.

The House Judiciary Committee asked in its complaint that the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., force the officials, both of whom work in the DOJ Tax Division, to comply with the subpoenas and meet with the committee for interviews.
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State prosecutors in New York said Thursday that fewer than 300 of the over 170,000 documents recently turned over to lawyers for former President Donald Trump are potentially relevant to his criminal defense and that their case alleging falsified business records should proceed to trial on April 15.

In a court filing, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office said the vast majority of the mountains of evidence turned over by federal prosecutors originated from special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, and has no bearing on the allegations against Trump.

“Enough is enough. These tactics by defendant and defense counsel should be stopped,” the DA’s filing said, referring to Trump’s attempts to further delay or derail the trial.
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New York attorney general makes first move to seize Trump’s assets

New York Democratic Attorney General Letitia James took her first step toward seizing the assets of former President Donald Trump as part of the more than $450 million civil fraud judgment he faces.

James’ office filed judgments in Westchester County, which indicates that the state is getting ready to try to seize Seven Springs, Trump’s golf course and private estate, CNN reported Thursday.

The judgments were entered with the Westchester County Clerk’s Office on March 6, one week after Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump to pay the major fraud fine and well before Trump’s deadline to satisfy the judgment.

The filing is the first step a creditor takes to try to recover property. The next steps could be putting liens on assets or trying to force a foreclosure, among other things.
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Guest on CNN suggests Trump needs to sell Mar-A-Lago to pay his legal fees.

“I think it’s valued in the hundreds of millions”

CNN even flashes a graphic on screen saying it’s estimated value is $240 million.

BUT WAIT - Didn’t this lawsuit against Trump value Mar-A-Lago at only $18 million? And that was a basis for going after him for supposed fraud?

Fake news only makes sense when you don’t think about it.

Menendez won't seek reelection as a Democrat, hints at independent run

New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez on Thursday confirmed he would not seek reelection as a Democrat, but may do so under an independent ticket.

"Unfortunately the present accusations I am facing, of which I am innocent and will prove so, will not allow me to have that type of dialogue and debate with political opponents that have already made it the cornerstone of their campaign. New Jerseyans deserve better than that," he said, according to Politico.
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