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Month: February 2022

Seattle vows quicker charging decisions to deter petty crime

SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle’s elected prosecutor is promising quicker charging decisions to help tackle persistent low-level crime that’s plagued businesses downtown. City Attorney Ann Davison is a Republican who won election in November over a police and jails abolitionist. She announced Monday that her office will make charging decisions on all incoming cases within five

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Seattle vows quicker charging decisions to deter petty crime

SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle’s elected prosecutor is promising quicker charging decisions to help tackle persistent low-level crime that’s plagued businesses downtown. City Attorney Ann Davison is a Republican who won election in November over a police and jails abolitionist. She announced Monday that her office will make charging decisions on all incoming cases within five

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Former White House officials describe Trump’s habit of ripping up documents and haphazard record-keeping

CNN By Gabby Orr, CNN Former President Donald Trump would routinely rip up documents, drafts and reading materials, and he took several boxes to Mar-a-Lago when he relocated to Florida after leaving the White House — raising concerns about his preservation of presidential records as required by federal law. Three former White House officials told

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Former White House officials describe Trump’s habit of ripping up documents and haphazard record-keeping

By Gabby Orr, CNN Former President Donald Trump would routinely rip up documents, drafts and reading materials, and he took several boxes to Mar-a-Lago when he relocated to Florida after leaving the White House — raising concerns about his preservation of presidential records as required by federal law. Three former White House officials told CNN

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