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Group behind Biden autopen inquiry slams DOJ for ‘unacceptable’ stonewalling
A conservative watchdog group that began investigating President Joe Biden’s use of the autopen long before any congressional investigations started is furious over a lack of transparency and what they say are officials stonewalling information requests at the Justice Department.
How Trump's 'no shrinking violets' DOJ is digging in on Schiff's mortgage dealings as legal peril looms
Sen. Adam Schiff is under scrutiny after the FHFA accused him of falsifying documents to claim primary residency in both Maryland and California in order to secure favorable mortgage terms.
Trump's DOJ puts companies on notice: Don't evade tariffs
The Justice Department is putting American companies on notice that they could be prosecuted if they choose to evade President Trump's tariffs, even as the legality of the president's 'Liberation Day' duties remain unsettled in US courts.
DOJ hit with Trump-Epstein FOIA request from Democrat-aligned group
The State Democracy Defenders Fund, a Democrat-aligned legal hub, on Monday filed a series of Freedom of Information Act requests for federal files as it investigates whether the Trump administration is unlawfully interfering with investigations into Jeffrey Epstein.
Live updates: Trump wraps up U.K. visit; China trade talks continue in Sweden
TRUMP'S U.K. TRIP: President Donald Trump will return to Washington today after meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to discuss trade and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and reaching a trade agreement with the European Union.
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Trump's DOJ pick threatens to upend 1,500 criminal cases as courts plunge into chaos
President Donald Trump's attempts to install a loyalist in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in New Jersey have sewn chaos in the criminal court system, according to a new report. Politico reported Monday that Trump's attempts to place his former attorney,
Exclusive: Inside the Planning for Trump's Next Supreme Court Nominee
The White House and a close circle of lawyers plan for Trump to hit the ground running if there's a Supreme Court vacancy, sources tell TIME.
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Why Fired Immigration Judges Are Taking a Stand And What It Means for Justice
That letter that I received, the three sentences, explained no reason why I was fired.” Jennifer Peyton’s statement comes down with the force of a gavel, echoing the shock and confusion felt by over 50 immigration judges recently fired in the renewed crackdown by the Trump administration.
448,000 Texans could lose essential legal aid and justice services under Trump's proposed cuts
A longtime Texas Supreme Court chief justice called legal aid, which provides free legal services, "essential to the rule of law."
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