New Comey charges, California ballot ruling, voter fraud rewards and proposed outbound investment rules
The Justice Department unsealed a third criminal case against James Comey; an appeals court refused to sideline 20,000 California mail ballots; a judge found Maurene Comey's firing unlawful; Trump offered $1 million voter fraud rewards and called Brazil's vote 'rigged' as Flávio Bolsonaro dropped his challenge and his party conceded; Treasury published its proposed outbound investment rule; the NRC eased reviews of previously authorized reactor designs.
今日事实
- Third criminal case against James Comey over a 2016 disclosure (United States)
- Appeals court denies Justice Department bid to set aside flagged mail ballots (California)
- Ruling on Maurene Comey's firing as a federal prosecutor (United States)
- Voter fraud rewards of $1 million announced by Trump (United States)
- Proposed outbound investment rule published under the COINS Act (Washington)
- Brazil's election result questioned by Trump without evidence as Bolsonaro's party concedes (United States)
- Reactor licensing reviews tied to Energy and Pentagon authorizations (United States)
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