## What to know about the indictment of former Trump national security adviser John Bolton

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John Bolton, President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser-turned-adversary, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Maryland on Thursday.

Bolton, the third high-profile Trump political enemy to be indicted in less than a month, now faces eight counts of transmission of national defense information and 10 counts of retention of national defense information.

Essentially, prosecutors say, Bolton kept — and shared with family members — digital diaries of his activities that included all kinds of classified material from when he was national security adviser.

Bolton would allegedly take handwritten notes from his day at the White House and other secure locations then rewrite them on his computer.

Those entries, prosecutors say, were printed and remained on personal devices used by Bolton and others in his home.

The purpose Bolton stated of creating a group chat in which he would later share his notes taken during his work as a national security adviser, the indictment says, was “For Diary in the future!!!”.

That’s because Bolton is alleged to have “actively disseminated” classified information of the “highest level” to family members who had no security clearance. »

### Trump Gaza plan on verge of collapse, warns Saudi Arabia and UAE

Authored by israelhayom.com

A Saudi diplomatic source confirmed to Israel Hayom that such messages were delivered to the Americans.

He added that it is "a resistance that has caused a catastrophe even worse than the Nakba.

It is absolutely clear that Hamas will sabotage any force—Palestinian, Arab, or international—seeking to restore order in the Strip. »

### China has found Trump's pain point - rare earths

Authored by bbc.com

China has found Trump's pain point - rare earths.

China has a near-monopoly in the processing of rare earths - crucial for the production of everything from smartphones to fighter jets.

On Thursday, China said the US had "deliberately provoked unnecessary misunderstanding and panic" over the rare earths restrictions. »

### Boy who is deaf signs his name for the first time after cashier’s ASL surprise

Authored by usatoday.com

When 4-year-old Luca Silva of Northridge, California, was practicing ordering his own food, his mom, Callie Foster, stood nearby, cheering him on.

Her friend Courtney was recording this sweet milestone to share with Callie’s husband and family in Brazil.

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### ICE arrests police officer in Chicago suburb and accuses him of being in US illegally

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ICE agents arrested a police officer Thursday morning in the Chicago suburb of Hanover Park, accusing him of being an unlawful immigrant from Montenegro.

CNN has reached out to the Hanover Park Police for comment and has attempted to contact Bojovic.

A law enforcement officer who is actively breaking the law,” said DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin in a statement to CNN Thursday. »

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