In the day's other headlines, a pro-Iranian and pro-Palestinian hacking group claims it breached an email account belonging to FBI director Cash Patel.

The group said they accessed Patel's personal email and published what appeared to be photographs of them, as well as work and travel documents.

Most of them are more than a decade old. Within hours,

the FBI said it had taken all necessary steps to mitigate potential risks and that no

government information was involved. It's not clear when the hack might have occurred.

Lawyers representing Fulton County, Georgia asked a federal court today to order the FBI to return 20-20 election ballots and other records seized in a late January raid.

FBI agents serving a criminal warrant took more than 650 boxes of 2020 documents from a warehouse near Atlanta.

Today, Justice Department lawyers said they were cooperative

and had provided the county with digital copies of everything taken. Fulton County's lawyer,

Abby Lowell, argued that the FBI is pursuing crimes for which the statute of limitations

has expired. Fulton County has been at the center of President Trump's false claims that the 2020

election was stolen. The bipartisan House Ethics Committee said today that Florida Democratic

Representative Sheila Scherfellis McCormick violated more than two dozen House rules and federal

campaign finance laws. As a result, there could be a vote in the House to expel her from Congress.

Sherfulness McCormick also faces criminal charges for misusing millions of dollars of taxpayer money.

If convicted, she could face up to 53 years in prison. The Ethics Committee will recommend a punishment

in the coming weeks. Sherfulness McCormick has denied any wrongdoing, and after today's decision, she said,

I look forward to proving my innocence.

Vice President J.D. Vance presided over the first meeting of the Trump administration's

new anti-fraud task force today. Vance and Vice Chair Andrew Ferguson, who's head of the Federal

Trade Commission, said the task force would focus on prosecuting and preventing fraud with a whole government approach.

What we're going to actually do is force the bureaucracy to take this seriously and work together as political principles to make sure that we stop allowing fraudsters to steal the American

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