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Perry Stein

Perry Stein

Staff Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Education

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Recent Articles

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Two women testified that Matt Gaetz paid them for sex, lawyer says

An attorney representing two witnesses in the House Ethics Committee investigation is going public with allegations against Trump’s pick for attorney general 
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Gaetz nomination brings new focus on underage sex allegations

Matt Gaetz’s nomination as attorney general has brought attention on allegations that he had sex with a 17-year-old girl; the DOJ dropped an investigation into those claims last year.
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Trump praises Cabinet-in-waiting as it stirs controversy in Washington

But Trump, clad in a tuxedo and surrounded by supporters, seemed undeterred by any dust his nominations might have kicked up.
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Trump picks Rep. Matt Gaetz, outspoken ally, as attorney general

The Florida congressman would be the first U.S. attorney general in four decades who never worked as a government attorney or judge.
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The Trump Trials: Now what?

The election is over. Here’s what to expect with Donald Trump’s criminal trials.
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Trump fired one FBI director. Will he fire Christopher Wray, too?

President-elect Donald Trump’s return to power could mean FBI director Christopher Wray must choose between getting fired and submitting his resignation.
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As Trump wins White House, special counsel weighs how to end trials

Special counsel Jack Smith is weighing how to wind down two federal prosecutors of the former and future president, a person familiar said.
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What the Justice Department in a Harris administration could look like

Kamala Harris wants an attorney general who would explain and forcefully defend Justice Department policies and decisions, people familiar with her thinking said.
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Judge Cannon won’t recuse from trial of accused Trump golf course g...

U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon says she won’t recuse herself in from the trial of Donald Trump golf course assassination attempt suspect.
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Philadelphia DA sues to stop $1 million giveaway from Elon Musk’s p...

The Justice Department has already warned Musk’s group, America PAC, that the contest could be illegal.
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Trump nearly took over the D.C. police force. City leaders pushed b...

D.C. leaders fear a second Trump administration would bring renewed threats to the city’s independence.