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Federal Judge Sides With DOJ Against Trump Today In America Your Opinion   Have Democrats Created A

Federal Judge Sides With DOJ Against Trump Today In America Your Opinion   Have Democrats Created A Two-Tiered Justice System In America? [Yes, They Have →]( [No, They Have Not →](   Federal Judge Sides With DOJ Against Trump A federal magistrate judge Monday agreed to a motion from the Justice Department to block former President Trump from disclosing information relating to the Mar-a-Lago case, after prosecutors said the investigation remains ongoing.   The order sides with the Justice Department in allowing Trump to see evidence collected in the case — including classified documents — but only in the presence of his attorneys.   It also blocks him from disseminating any information from the case with reporters or on social media, mirroring a similar order agreed to in the hush money case being prosecuted by authorities in New York.   Here are some facts about June 19   - 1838 Train Crash - A flood in Custer Creek in Terry, Montana washes out a bridge over the Custer Creek river used by trains and when the Olympian Special came through, it crashes into the raging waters with the loss of 46 lives. - 1846 First official Game of Baseball - The first official game played under New York Knickerbockers Baseball Club rules was in 1846 in Hoboken, New Jersey, between the Knickerbockers and the New York Base Ball Club. History of Baseball. - 1978 Garfield - First Garfield comic strip appears 41 American newspapers.   Regards, Team Spin ⚡  [Unsubscribe from these emails](

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