Biblical Times - Post # 4,665

by @TheSoundOfQusic

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Buona Pasqua a Tutti !!!

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Thank you all for being here. I appreciate you all sticking with me … Reflecting on a reflection made nine years ago … it’s truer today.

All the way!
Boone


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- @GenFlynn 🔗

🔥 The Justice Department under President Donald Trump is reconsidering the legal basis for Peter Navarro’s 2023 conviction for criminal contempt of Congress, according to court filings reviewed by The Washington Post.

In a motion filed two weeks ago that was  viewed by the paper, the US Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia asked to postpone oral arguments in Navarro’s ongoing appeal of the conviction, stating the department needed time “to reexamine its position on the executive-privilege issues implicated in this appeal.”

A three-judge panel on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals granted the request, according to the Post.

The DOJ now has until Aug. 29 to decide whether it will continue defending Navarro’s conviction or reverse its position.
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The Trump administration is considering sweeping changes to the State Department, according to a document obtained by CNBC that lays out what it calls a “disciplined reorganization” of the nation’s diplomatic service.

The Trump administration says the document, first reported by The New York Times as a draft executive order, is not legitimate. “The NYT article is entirely based on a fake document," a State Department spokesperson told NBC News.

The 16-page document, which is not dated, proposes upending the department, shuttering American embassies across southern Africa and eliminating bureaus that work on issues like democracy and human rights, as well as international organizations like the United Nations.

The document also details an overhaul to the process for selecting and training U.S. diplomats.

According to the document, the changes are intended to “streamline mission delivery, project American strength abroad, cut waste, fraud, abuse and align the Department with an American First Strategic Doctrine reflecting the priorities of the Executive Branch.”

The document proposes eliminating all “non-essential embassies and consulates in Sub-Saharan Africa” and consolidating regional bureaus around the world.
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