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The Justice Department told the Supreme Court it had settled Carter Page’s claims against the federal government. Reporting said the deal is worth $1.25 million, and claims against former FBI officials remain pending.
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The Justice Department told the Supreme Court it had settled Carter Page’s claims against the federal government. Reporting said the deal is worth $1.25 million, and claims against former FBI officials remain pending.
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The Justice Department told the Supreme Court it had settled Carter Page’s claims against the federal government. Reporting said the deal is worth $1.25 million, and claims against former FBI officials remain pending.
The Justice Department told the Supreme Court on April 22, 2026 that it had settled Carter Page’s federal claims tied to surveillance during the Russia investigation. Reporting says the deal is worth $1.25 million and does not resolve Page’s claims against individual defendants.
The Justice Department told the Supreme Court on April 22 that it had settled Carter Page’s surveillance case. AP reported the deal is worth $1.25 million, after lower courts found Page’s suit was filed too late.
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