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SESSIONS DOJ RELEASES SOME HIDDEN DOCS IN RESPONSE TO GOP ULTIMATUM - Duration: 11:24.

SESSIONS DOJ RELEASES SOME HIDDEN DOCS IN RESPONSE TO GOP ULTIMATUM

The Justice Department claimed Saturday it has given House Republicans a trove of documents

related to the Russia investigation and the probe against former Secretary of State Hillary

Clinton.

The Justice Department claimed Saturday it has given House Republicans a trove of documents

related to the Russia investigation and the probe against former Secretary of State Hillary

Clinton.

DOJ has partially complied subpoenas from the House Intelligence and Judiciary committees

on probes related to both probes, according to a spokeswoman for House Speaker Paul Ryan.

Lawmakers threatened to hold officials at the department in contempt of Congress until

the documents were delivered.

"Our efforts have resulted in the committees finally getting access to information that

was sought months ago, but some important requests remain to be completed," Ryan's

spokeswoman AshLee Strong said in a statement.

"Additional time has been requested for the outstanding items and based on our understanding

of the process we believe that request is reasonable.

We expect the department to meet its full obligations to the two committees."

While Republicans were clamoring for the memos, Democrats were criticizing the multiple requests,

suggesting the documents were designed to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's

investigation into the Trump campaign's alleged Russia ties.

The DOJ also notified Republican Rep. Devin Nunes of California about a classified letter

it sent the committee discussing "confidential human sources" the FBI used before beginning

the probes into Russian.

Nunes, who chairs the House Intelligence panel, has been pressing the department on an informant

who spoke to members of Trump's campaign prior to the FBI's probes.

DOJ's acting assistant director of congressional affairs, Jill Tyson, also said in the letter

that Nunes asked for transcripts of discussions between confidential sources and Trump campaign

officials.

She said that request has been deferred to Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coats.

President Donald Trump has accused the FBI of spying on his campaign, but intelligence

officials say they were simply trying to find out the scope of Russia's attempts to influence

the 2016 election.

Rep. Trey Gowdy of North Carolina, meanwhile, has affirmed the FBI's side of the story

in previous media reports, telling reporters: "I am even more convinced that the FBI did

exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they

got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump."

Tyson's letter also said Nunes received materials related to guidelines under the

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

Republicans believe the DOJ abused FISA when prosecutors and agents in 2016 received a

secret warrant from the court to monitor the communications of Trump campaign associate

Carter Page

For more infomation >> SESSIONS DOJ RELEASES SOME HIDDEN DOCS IN RESPONSE TO GOP ULTIMATUM - Duration: 11:24.

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The Supreme Court Drove A Stake Through The Resistance's Heart With One Decision - Duration: 12:37.

The Supreme Court Drove A Stake Through The Resistance's Heart With One Decision

As soon as Donald Trump signed his travel ban executive order, liberals mobilized the

"resistance."

Protests sprung up nationwide and the left cherry picked friendly judges to strike down

the order.

But the Supreme Court just ruled on the case and handed down the decision that drove a

stake through the heart of the resistance.

In Donald Trump's first week as President, he signed an executive order banning travel

from countries tied to terrorists.

Lunatic protesters stormed airports in protest and liberal groups raced to friendly judges

in kangaroo courts to win injunctions blocking the order.

The judges – who are really nothing more than liberal activists in black robes – pinned

their arguments on statements Trump made as a candidate.

Their argument boiled down to any other President besides Donald Trump could have signed this

order and it would be lawful.

While journalists cheered the "humiliating" defeats of the President in the lower courts,

eventually the case made its way to the Supreme Court.

And Trump was completely vindicated with a sweeping 5-4 victory, crushing the liberal

resistance.

The court agreed with Trump that the order fell within the authority of the President

as laid out by statutes passed by Congress.

Justice Roberts wrote:

"FINALLY, THE PROCLAMATION PROPERLY IDENTIFIES A "CLASS OF ALIENS"—NATIONALS OF SELECT

COUNTRIES—WHOSE ENTRY IS SUSPENDED.

PLAINTIFFS ARGUE THAT "CLASS" MUST REFER TO A WELL-DEFINED GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS WHO

SHARE A COMMON "CHARACTERISTIC" APART FROM NATIONALITY.

BRIEF FOR RESPONDENTS 42.

BUT THE TEXT OF §1182(F), OF COURSE, DOES NOT SAY THAT, AND THE WORD "CLASS" COMFORTABLY

ENCOMPASSES A GROUP OF PEOPLE LINKED BY NATIONALITY.

PLAINTIFFS ALSO CONTEND THAT THE CLASS CANNOT BE "OVERBROAD."

BRIEF FOR RESPONDENTS 42.

BUT THAT SIMPLY AMOUNTS TO AN UNSPOKEN TAILORING REQUIREMENT FOUND NOWHERE IN CONGRESS'S

GRANT OF AUTHORITY TO SUSPEND ENTRY OF NOT ONLY "ANY CLASS OF ALIENS" BUT "ALL

ALIENS."

The liberals who sued Trump over the executive order's case had no foundation in law.

In fact, Roberts noted the plaintiffs didn't even contest the legal merits of the executive

order.

The Chief Justice wrote:

"THE PROCLAMATION IS SQUARELY WITHIN THE SCOPE OF PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY UNDER THE

INA.

INDEED, NEITHER DISSENT EVEN ATTEMPTS ANY SERIOUS ARGUMENT TO THE CONTRARY, DESPITE

THE FACT THAT PLAINTIFFS' PRIMARY CONTENTION BELOW AND IN THEIR BRIEFING BEFORE THIS COURT

WAS THAT THE PROCLAMATION VIOLATED THE STATUTE."

Their entire argument rested on the fact that they yelled Trump was a racist at the top

of their lungs.

The Justices considered this argument and smacked it down with ease, writing:

"PLAINTIFFS ARGUE THAT THIS PRESIDENT'S WORDS STRIKE AT FUNDAMENTAL STANDARDS OF RESPECT

AND TOLERANCE, IN VIOLATION OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL TRADITION.

BUT THE ISSUE BEFORE US IS NOT WHETHER TO DENOUNCE THE STATEMENTS.

IT IS INSTEAD THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THOSE STATEMENTS IN REVIEWING A PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE, NEUTRAL

ON ITS FACE, ADDRESSING A MATTER WITHIN THE CORE OF EXECUTIVE RESPONSIBILITY.

IN DOING SO, WE MUST CONSIDER NOT ONLY THE STATEMENTS OF A PARTICULAR PRESIDENT, BUT

ALSO THE AUTHORITY OF THE PRESIDENCY ITSELF."

Liberals had hoped defeating Trump in court on the travel ban would signal that the political

tide had shifted and Trump was on the run.

Instead, Trump won a crushing and decisive victory and got the last laugh.

For more infomation >> The Supreme Court Drove A Stake Through The Resistance's Heart With One Decision - Duration: 12:37.

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Did Drake Know Michael Jackson? "Don't Matter To Me" Is Reportedly An Unreleased Track - Duration: 4:19.

For more infomation >> Did Drake Know Michael Jackson? "Don't Matter To Me" Is Reportedly An Unreleased Track - Duration: 4:19.

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Poco più di un anno fa, all'uscita dal suo concerto a Manchester, un terrorista uccise 22 persone. E - Duration: 8:05.

 Questo è un estratto dell'articolo di copertina del numero 26 di Vanity Fair, in edicola dal 27 giugno al 4 luglio 2018  Sulle alture di Beverly Hills sorge una villa che più da popstar non si può

Pochissimi mobili, un silenzio assoluto. Al cancello staziona la security, e in cucina una ventiquattrenne in soffici calzini rosa con i capelli raccolti in un metro di coda di cavallo mi prepara una tazza di tè

Oggi fa caldissimo, ma mentre Ariana Grande traffica con bollitore e bustine, nel suo nascondiglio di 600 metri quadrati la luce del sole non arriva

Top stories     Il che non la disturba affatto.  Ariana è la terza persona più seguita su Instagram (oltre 121 milioni di follower, in costante aumento; i primi due sono Selena Gomez e Ronaldo), e da subito mi colpisce

«Le piace il finto autunno che faccio durare tutto l'anno?», scherza in un volteggiare di coda

Una delle cose che i fan adorano, e che spesso i media faticano a cogliere, è che malgrado la sua dedizione all'eyeliner perfetto e ai broncetti da iPhone, lei è — per sua stessa ammissione — una tipa bizzarra

 La cantante italoamericana ha scelto di vivere in una specie di Halloween permanente

È quasi estate, ma le sue elaborate ringhiere di metallo sono ancora coperte di finte ragnatele e ornate da numerose zucche di plastica

«L'autunno è la mia stagione preferita, vorrei che non finisse mai», spiega impassibile

 Come esperienza, intervistare Ariana Grande ricorda un pigiama party tra adolescenti

I suoi discorsi sono punteggiati di frasi da ragazzina moderna come «Oggi serviamo grigio erica totale», con la mano puntata sul fianco come una rapper, per descrivere il suo look odierno

Quando parla del più e del meno, invece, dice spesso cose surreali. «Adoro le nuvole», riflette

«Un po' mi intristisce che lei sia venuto qui con questo sole», aggiunge tirando fuori il telefono, che vibra senza sosta, per mostrarmi un album di foto del suo giardino sotto un cielo coperto

Ha un'aria tenera, mentre sbatte le palpebre tormentandosi i capelli. È nervosa.  Quando qualcuno usa l'espressione «l'anno in cui tutto è cambiato», non sono sicuro possa immaginare cosa siano stati gli ultimi mesi di Ariana Grande

Nella primavera 2017, l'ex bambina prodigio sembrava avere tutto. Una carriera discografica che l'aveva portata a vette di successo difficilmente superabili, un bagaglio di contagiosissimi pezzi pop venati di dance e R&B capaci di totalizzare diversi miliardi di ascolti in streaming, tour da tutto esaurito, linee di abbigliamento, e una mirabolante sequenza di video che sembrava raccontare la sua nobile battaglia per individuare la minigonna più corta al mondo

Nel frattempo collezionava un esercito di fan (gli Arianator: decine di milioni), una serie di pseudoscandali, alcune scelte curiose in fatto di fidanzati

Una gran bella vita, per una donna che aveva da poco superato l'adolescenza. Sfoglia gallery  Poi, la tragedia

Il 22 maggio 2017, durante la tappa inglese del suo Dangerous Woman Tour, mentre il pubblico defluisce dal concerto alla Manchester Arena, un giovane di nome Salman Abedi entra nel foyer del palazzetto e fa esplodere un ordigno artigianale uccidendo, oltre a se stesso, ventidue persone tra fan e genitori, e ferendone altre cinquecento

È il più grave atto terroristico su suolo britannico dopo le bombe del 7 luglio 2005, e il fatto che Ariana Grande abbia un pubblico così giovane non fa che aggravare l'orrore

     Ari, come la chiamano i fan, è una calamita per i ragazzini che si sentono diversi: ai suoi concerti le vittime di bullismo e altri problemi esistenziali possono lasciarsi andare

Spesso, un seguace Lgbtq fa coming out per la prima volta davanti alla cantante di Break Free, che lo abbraccia e proclama: «Stasera il concerto sarà una festa per il tuo coming out!»

 Nelle prime ore del mattino dopo quella tragica notte, Grande twittava: «Sono distrutta

Dal profondo del mio cuore, mi dispiace tanto. Non ho parole». E poi ha annunciato che avrebbe organizzato un concerto speciale a Manchester, per commemorare le persone scomparse e raccogliere soldi per i familiari delle vittime

Sulle prime l'idea non è piaciuta a tutti. I poliziotti hanno sollevato dubbi sull'opportunità della scelta

Ma quando il gioco si fa duro, le dure cominciano a giocare. Radunati i nomi più grossi dell'industria musicale – dai Coldplay a Liam Gallagher, a Justin Bieber e Miley Cyrus – Ariana si è trasformata in una supereroina in jeans, felpa e tacchi altissimi

La sua esibizione con un coro scolastico cittadino è stata splendida, straziante e catartica

     Grande è un'artista baciata da un successo che pochissime altre donne sono in grado di comprendere (forse solo Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lawrence)

Decine di milioni di dollari guadagnati ogni anno, un impero che si regge sulle sue minuscole spalle e un peso enorme nell'industria musicale

Pochi come lei godono di tanta venerazione digitale. «Io li amo, li amo, li amo! Ci parlo tutti i giorni, li saluto, metto cuoricini ai loro tweet», esclama

E sospira. «Finisco sempre per condividere troppo» (…) [traduzione Matteo Colombo]  Il servizio completo sul numero di Vanity Fair in edicola dal 27 giugno al 4 luglio 2018 More

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