President Trump granted pardons to several figures tied to the post-2020 election effort, including Giuliani, Meadows, Eastman, Chesebro, Powell, and others, with the pardons limited to federal charges.

The pardon proclamation, issued by pardon attorney Ed Martin, frames these acts as correcting a national injustice and advancing a path toward reconciliation.

Meanwhile, Nevada state prosecutors continue the fake electors case, with the Nevada Supreme Court weighing an appeal after a prior dismissal over jurisdiction.

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Ongoing scrutiny surrounds the Comey case, including questions about the FBI informant and potential weaknesses in the government’s leaks theory against Comey.

The report also touches on related political and international topics, including SNAP funding discussions tied to a potential government shutdown and Trump’s meetings during a White House visit.

Additional coverage notes China tightening fentanyl-precursor controls, U.S. involvement in a G7 foreign ministers meeting, and BBC leadership resignations over Trump speech editing bias, all within the broader Trump-related narrative.

Other items include a one-day SNAP funding window tied to a court order, military actions against drug-trafficking vessels, and Trump’s visit-related events, including appearances at an NFL game and a meeting with Syria’s Ahmad al-Sharaa.

The article is updated with attribution to multiple outlets as of November 10, 2025.

Related Georgia case coverage is noted, along with ongoing political and legal reactions.

The piece questions the broader message for future actors contemplating legally dubious or violent actions to support Trump, including border and deportation policy implications.

In Fulton County, the case remains unsettled as Judge Scott McAfee oversees a replacement for District Attorney Willis amid appearance concerns, with potential dismissal if no replacement is appointed.