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AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Albany sheriff's investigator charged with using Flock camera to stalk ex-girlfriend nearly 3,000 times

A 13-year veteran of the Albany County Sheriff's Office faces two misdemeanor charges after investigators say she ran her ex-girlfriend's license plate through a surveillance camera system nearly 3,000 times over more than a year, all without a single legitimate case behind it. Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple announced the arrest of senior investigator Laurie […] The post Albany sheriff's investigator charged with using Flock camera to stalk ex-girlfriend nearly 3,000 times appeared first on American Almanac .

A 13-year veteran of the Albany County Sheriff's Office faces two misdemeanor charges after investigators say she ran her ex-girlfriend's license plate through a surveillance camera system nearly 3,000 times over more than a year, all without a single legitimate case behind it. Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple announced the arrest of senior investigator Laurie Moore, 47, at a Wednesday press conference, flanked by District Attorney Lee Kindlon. Moore is charged with second-degree falsifying business records and official misconduct. She has been suspended indefinitely, and a court date is set for September 24. ABC News reported that attorney information for Moore was not immediately available. The sheriff's office says Moore didn't…Open

DAILYCALLER (Ashley Brasfield) - FOIA Records Appear To Reveal Kash Patel’s Priority Is Tracking Down His Critics

‘Its not about them, it is about the number of views’

JUSTTHENEWS (Ashe Short) - Stolen, expired, resold: USAID watchdog breaks up Kenyan pharmacy scheme

Reminiscent of Orson Welles' "The Third Man": Every stolen antibiotic or antiretroviral resold through a back-channel pharmacy represents both a taxpayer dollar that bought nothing and a patient who got an expired, mishandled, or counterfeit dose instead of treatment.

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Michael Flynn: newly declassified FBI notes prove he never should have been charged

Retired General Michael Flynn says fully unredacted FBI interview notes, released this week by the White House, show the bureau's own agents knew he did not lie, and that he would never have accepted his 2018 guilty plea had he seen the evidence at the time. The Trump administration's Government Transparency Task Force on Wednesday […] The post Michael Flynn: newly declassified FBI notes prove he never should have been charged appeared first on American Almanac .

Retired General Michael Flynn says fully unredacted FBI interview notes, released this week by the White House, show the bureau's own agents knew he did not lie, and that he would never have accepted his 2018 guilty plea had he seen the evidence at the time. The Trump administration's Government Transparency Task Force on Wednesday declassified the complete, unredacted handwritten and typed notes from Flynn's January 24, 2017 FBI interview, documents that had been partially blacked out for years, even from Flynn's own defense team. Flynn, appearing on the Just the News, No Noise television show that evening, said the newly visible material changes the entire picture of his prosecution under Special Counsel Robert Mueller. The core of…Open

NEWSNATIONNOW (Chris Cuomo) - Mica Miller's friends say John-Paul Miller began grooming her as a teen

Friends say John-Paul Miller was already close with Mica Miller's first husband when the alleged grooming began.

HUFFPOST (U.S. News) - Cesar Chavez Nonprofits Sued For Ignoring Union Leader's Sex Abuse

One of the organizers who says she was sexually abused by Latino labor leader César Chavez decades ago has sued nonprofits tied to him.

NYTIMES (Manny Fernandez and Sarah Hurtes) - New Accuser Sues Foundations With Ties to Cesar Chavez

The lawsuit, the first of its kind since revelations against the union leader emerged this year, accuses two foundations of failing to prevent “abusive, rogue and inappropriate” behavior.

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Missouri GOP candidate faces drug-planting charge in bitter primary fight

Federal prosecutors have charged Missouri Republican House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross with a felony conspiracy for allegedly trying to have cocaine and Adderall planted in his primary opponent’s car, a move that party leaders say betrays the public’s trust. Thomas Christopher Ross, the Republican nominee for Missouri House District 161, now sits in the Joplin […] The post Missouri GOP candidate faces drug-planting charge in bitter primary fight appeared first on American Almanac .

Federal prosecutors have charged Missouri Republican House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross with a felony conspiracy for allegedly trying to have cocaine and Adderall planted in his primary opponent’s car, a move that party leaders say betrays the public’s trust. Thomas Christopher Ross, the Republican nominee for Missouri House District 161, now sits in the Joplin Municipal Jail after being charged with conspiring to distribute a controlled substance. The charge stems from an alleged plot to sabotage Louise Secker, his Republican primary opponent, by having drugs placed in her car. The case, outlined in a recently released criminal complaint, has shaken both local politics and the state GOP, surfacing days after Ross narrowly won…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Missouri GOP candidate charged with scheme to plant drugs on primary opponent

Federal authorities have charged Missouri Republican House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross with conspiring to plant drugs on his primary opponent, a move that prompted swift condemnation from party leaders and renewed calls for integrity in politics. Thomas Christopher Ross, who narrowly won the Republican primary for Missouri House District 161 in Joplin, now faces a […] The post Missouri GOP candidate charged with scheme to plant drugs on primary opponent appeared first on American Almanac .

Federal authorities have charged Missouri Republican House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross with conspiring to plant drugs on his primary opponent, a move that prompted swift condemnation from party leaders and renewed calls for integrity in politics. Thomas Christopher Ross, who narrowly won the Republican primary for Missouri House District 161 in Joplin, now faces a serious federal charge after investigators allege he tried to sabotage his opponent, Louise Secker, by orchestrating a plot to plant cocaine and Adderall in her car. The criminal complaint, released Thursday following Ross’s arrest the previous day, details a scheme that, if proven, would amount to a stunning breach of public trust in an already fraught election year. …Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Did Fergie talk to police before her UK return?

Sarah Fergeson is returning to the UK, and many are wondering if she's already spoken to police about what she may know surrounding her ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.