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NYTimes reporter covering Department of Justice and FBI. Author, "The Department of Revenge: How Trump Took Control of American Justice" signal (202) 617-6330
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Little Thefts, Big Charges: Trump’s Justice Dept. Targets Lesser Fraud

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Joe Biden Now How $600B of Biden’s clean energy funding escaped Trump’s cuts POLITICO - By Jessie Blaeser, Benjamin Storrow and Kelsey Tamborrino • 40m A POLITICO analysis finds that while the administration wiped out hundreds of billions in clean-energy tax breaks, spending has been harder to unwind. President Donald Trump has spent more than 18 months demolishing Joe Biden’s expansive green agenda.
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Little thefts, big charges: Trump’s Justice Dept. targets lesser fraud

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WASHINGTON — As the White House expands its “war on fraud,” the Justice Department announced criminal charges in recent days against a new symbol of that battle — a food truck in Santa Ana, Calif. Soriano Produce, a weathered white food truck advertising ice cream treats as well as fruits and vegetables, drew the attention of undercover agents at Immigration and Customs Enforcement for what investigators said was a startlingly high number of food stamp transactions for such a small business.
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