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Catherine Herridge @C__Herridge - NEW: FBI Internal Emails Through "Legally Protected Whistleblower Disclosures" Via @ChuckGrassley
Agents and Prosecutors Accused Of “Attempting To Reverse Engineer” Investigations into President Trump and His Associates
"…over meetings at the Willard Hotel in Washington D.C, leading up to January 6."
Accused of searching for a reason or “predicate” to open an investigation rather than the evidence driving the decision-making.
Seeking comment.
READ: Full email chain here
https://grassley.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/fbi_willard_emails_obtained_by_chairman_grassley.pdf
https://x.com/C__Herridge/status/1945226972243878293

Catholic News Agency @cnalive - The village of Dolton purchased Pope Leo XIV’s boyhood home for $375,000 on Tuesday, July 8, after the village board unanimously approved its purchase at a special meeting the week before.
Newly-elected Dolton Mayor Jason House said on July 10 that a steering committee would be formed in order to plan how to manage the property, which will become a historic site open to the public. He said the committee would then “lay out the plans to trustees and the community.”
House called for the special July 1 vote, which was unanimous, after hearing from the trustees and allowing for comment from members of the public, several of whom opposed the home purchase by the cash-strapped village.
Amid the pushback from Dolton residents who complained about the dilapidated state of local roads and the village’s high debt, House said the purchase of the childhood home of the first U.S.-born pope, Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, would eventually “pay for itself,” calling it a “historical opportunity.”
Dolton, a formerly prosperous village due to the industrial boom during the second half of the 20th century, has declined economically since the 1980s. The per capita income is $29,776 and 20% of the residents live in poverty, according to census data.
Trustee Edward Steave referred to the “busloads of people” in and out of the village to see the house, located at 212 E. 141st Place, since the pope’s election, emphasizing the economic benefits visitors to the historic site would bring to the community.
https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/265141/pope-leo-xivs-hometown-votes-to-purchase-his-childhood-home