Special Counsel Drops January 6 Case Against Convicted Felon Donald Trump

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Special Counsel Drops January 6 Case Against Convicted Felon Donald Trump

The Department of Justice's Special Counsel, Jack Smith, moved to dismiss election interference charges against Donald Trump on Monday related to the Jan. 6 Insurrection and in Georgia.

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