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Washington mdash; The Democratic National Committee paid at least $1.7 million to law firms representing President Biden during special counsel Robert Hur s investigation into his handling of classified documents, according to federal spending disclosures.Hur ultimately declined to prosecute the president, but wrote in a lengthy report earlier this year that Mr. Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency ended in 2017.Federal records show the committee paid Bob Bauer PLLC more than $1 million between July 2023 and this February. Bauer served as the president s personal attorney in the docu
stanley cup ments matter. The records also reflect monthly payments of $100,000 to law firm Hemenway and Barnes over roughly the same time period. Axios first reported the payments on Friday. Bauer and former Justice Department official David Laufman accompanied the president during his interview with the special counsel in October 2023. Jennifer Miller, an attorney at Hemenway and Barnes, was also part of the president s personal legal team.A spokesperson for Bauer declined to comment. Both Bauer and
stanley cup Hemenway and Barnes provided legal services to the DNC prior to the Justice Department probe into Mr. Biden s handling of classified documents which began in late 2022. While former President Donald Trump s leg
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MIDDLETOWN, R.I. -- For more than a century, St. George s School has been part of the pedigree of som
hoka e of America s richest and most influential families. Astors, Vanderbilts and Bushes have attended the exclusive boarding school, where students can go sailing, play on world-class squash courts or simply enjoy a sweeping view of the sea from the hilltop campus.But since at least the 1970s, leaders at St. George s kept a s
af1 ecret.Dozens of former students have come forward to say they were raped or molested by employees and schoolmates over the past four decades. St. George s acknowledged in a report it issued shortly before Christmas that it repeatedly failed to notify police and child welfare authorities as required by law. The school s current leadership has characterized the abus
stanley cups e as a problem of the past and said it discovered the extent of the misconduct only recently. But many accusers have disputed that, and much of their anger has fallen on Eric Peterson, headmaster since 2004.Peterson was told in 2004, 2006, 2011, 2012 and 2015 about numerous allegations of abuse, according to interviews with alumni and documents obtained by The Associated Press. Many alumni are calling on Peterson to step down. Some want the entire board swept clean. It s like a charade of arrogant exceptionalism that is endemic in the school, in the leadership of the school, said Hawk Cramer, an alumnus who says he was molested by the choir director in t
