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FBI agents classified files lawsuit Developing

First reported Oct 15, 1:40 PM ET by The New York Times · ongoing, 21 hours so far

FBI agents and others fired for roles in Trump classified files inquiry sue for reinstatement (opens the original story in a new tab)

Los Angeles TimesOct 15, 3:38 PM

8 / 27 outletsNot yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, New York Post, CNN +15
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Not yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, New York Post, CNN, Newsweek, Business Insider, CNBC, Fox News, The Epoch Times, The Hill, Breitbart, HuffPost, The Washington Post, Politico, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, TIME, NTD, Vox

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FBI Group Fired in Trump Classified Files Probe Sue

Bluesky · Newsmax · Oct 15, 4:38 PM

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