US Justice Trump's ex-chief of staff Meadows to testify before jury Mark Meadows, then White House Chief of Staff, in Washington. photo © Kevin Dietsch/Pool UPI/AP/dpa Did Donald Trump try to use unfair means to influence the 2020 US election in his favor? A process in which his former chief of staff is now also being summoned revolves around this question. According to media reports, the former chief of staff of ex-President Donald Trump, Mark Meadows, has to testify before...
Storming the Capitol Steve Bannon: Donald Trump's ex-chief strategist should be tried Steve Bannon is co-founder of the right-wing website Breitbart and, according to the commission of inquiry, played an important role in the storming of the US Capitol. © Win McNamee / AFP 07/12/2022, 07:41 2 min reading time Former Trump adviser and right-wing populist Steve Bannon has been accused of obstructing Congress. Last year he initially refused to comply with a subpoena and release documents. The former chief...
Verdict Göttingen organ donation scandal - ex-chief physician loses salary The human torso: A professor from Göttingen is said to have influenced the recipients of donor organs by manipulating blood values (symbolic image). Photo: Oliver Killig/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa © dpa-infocom GmbH A doctor is said to have influenced the recipients of donor organs in eleven cases by manipulating blood values. According to the court, he should therefore lose his pension. In connection with the so-called Göttingen organ donation scandal, a former chief...
As of: 12/15/2021 8:04 a.m. It was almost a year since the attack on the Capitol - now the US Parliament has voted in favor of Mark Meadows. Trump's ex-chief of staff had refused to testify in a committee on the case. The way for criminal proceedings against Mark Meadows is now clear: the House of Representatives has voted in favor of indicting former US President Donald Trump's ex-chief of staff. It is about an alleged disregard for Congress. Meadows...
Late revelations about the storming of the Capitol Sensitive text messages reveal what Donald Trump's confidants actually knew about the January 6 attack.From Hubert Wetzel .source site
Storming of the US Capitol Trump's ex-chief of staff Mark Meadows is on trial - because he refuses to cooperate with the committee Mark Meadows had said last week that he did not want to work with the House of Representatives Committee of Inquiry © Olivier Douliery The storming of the US Capitol was seen as an attack on democracy. The search for those responsible turns out to be difficult - also because Mark Meadows, Trump's chief of staff at...
Did the then US President Donald Trump's chief of staff, Mark Meadows, disregard the Capitol? A court could soon clarify this question. The U.S. Capitol Assault Committee has paved the way for criminal action against Meadows. The panel unanimously adopted a report on Monday evening (local time) accusing Mark Meadow of disregard for Congress.The next step is for the House of Representatives to vote. There the Democrats of US President Joe Biden have a slim majority. If the MPs should...
Tuesday, December 14, 2021 Clarification of the Capitol Storm Trump's ex-chief of staff is said to be in the dock As the closest Trump employee, Mark Meadows is a key figure in clearing up the background to the Capitol Storm. But because he refuses to cooperate with the investigative committee, he could soon face a judge's verdict. The January 6th attack on the US Capitol Building Committee voted on Monday evening (local time) to bring charges against former President Donald...
Capitol attack Trump's ex-chief of staff defends himself against a congressional summons Mark Meadows was the White House Chief of Staff during Trump's time. Photo: Patrick Semansky / AP / dpa © dpa-infocom GmbH Trump's former White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, definitely wants to prevent having to provide information about the Capitol attack. He is now even taking legal action against his summons. The former chief of staff of ex-US President Donald Trump, Mark Meadows, is taking legal...
The former director of the foreign intelligence service (DGSE), Bernard Bajolet, returned on Monday to his remarks broadcast on Sunday evening in a documentary, where he seemed to confirm the existence of a "mole" in the service of the Russians within the office of the French Minister of Defense in 2017. Asked for the France 5 channel by journalist Caroline Roux on the case of "a" mole "who had joined the very cabinet of Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian", now Minister...
