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Explosive Epstein Files Reveal Woman Who Accused Donald Trump of Assault Was Interviewed by FBI Four Times

Newly released Epstein files reveal the woman who accused Donald Trump of assault at 13 was interviewed by FBI four times.

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Justice Department releases missing FBI interviews in Epstein files with woman who made claims against Trump

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Trump files missing in Epstein release highlight Justice Dept.’s missteps

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Nancy Guthrie Update: Neighbor Details FBI Mix-up Early in the Investigation

Today co-anchor Savannah Guthrie ‘s mom, Nancy Guthrie, is still missing after Week 6 of the search kicked off—and recently, a neighbor detailed an FBI mix-up early on in the investigation.

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Former FBI agent explains blood clue in Nancy Guthrie case

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Retired FBI Agent Reveals Key Device for Tracking Nancy Guthrie's Location

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Chilling new theory emerges on how Nancy Guthrie was taken from her home

Nancy Guthrie was likely "carried out" of her home on the day she vanished, according to a former FBI agent.

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Ex-FBI agent says cops are closer in finding Nancy Guthrie than we think

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Nancy Guthrie’s Neighbor Reveals New Details About ‘Strange’ Man She Saw ‘Taking a Long Look’ at Missing 84-Year-Old’s Home

Justice Department posts FBI interview memos related to Trump sex abuse allegation

The Justice Department has posted online three FBI interviews related to sexual assault allegations against President Donald Trump that had been missing from the massive trove of Epstein files

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Kash Patel purges more FBI agents tied to Mar-a-Lago investigation

FBI Director Kash Patel dismissed more FBI agents and staff tied to the probe into Donald Trump’s alleged mishandling of classified documents.

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The FBI’s most unlikely special agent has three legs and a nose for circuit boards

A now-retired Labrador named Iris sniffed out laptops, thumb drives, and other evidence humans missed, helping launch a whole new kind of digital forensics.