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James Comey indicted for second time by Justice Department

James Comey indicted for second time by Justice Department

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By Perry SteinFormer FBI director James B. Comey has been indicted on allegations that a photo he posted on social media in 2025 constituted a dangerous threat to the president.The indictment by a federal grand jury in North Carolina marks the second time the Justice Department…

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By Perry SteinFormer FBI director James B. Comey has been indicted on allegations that a photo he posted on social media in 2025 constituted a dangerous threat to the president.The indictment by a federal grand jury in North Carolina marks the second time the Justice Department has pursued a criminal prosecution against Comey and is the law enforcement agency’s latest attempt to criminally charge one of President Donald Trump’s longtime political foes. CommentsTrump and the Department of JusticeHAND CURATEDJeremy Roebuck and Maria SacchettiJudge delays decision on Kilmar Abrego García release to ICE custody July 16, 2025Perry Stein and Jeremy RoebuckTexts, emails bolster whistleblower account of DOJ defying court orderJuly 10, 2025Perry SteinAs Democrats walk out, Republicans advance…

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