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Justice Department Sues Six States Over Voter Roll Compliance, Citing Election Integrity

Justice Department Sues Six States Over Voter Roll Compliance, Citing Election Integrity

Justice Department Sues Six States Over Voter Roll Compliance, Citing Election Integrity The U.S. Justice Department has initiated federal lawsuits against six states—California, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania—alleging their failure to provide statewide voter registration lists upon request. The lawsuits, filed on September 25, 2025, underscore the Department’s commitment to ensuring accurate and secure election processes. Attorney General Pamela Bondi emphasized the critical role of clean voter rolls in maintaining free and fair elections. “Every state has…

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Former FBI Director James Comey Indicted Amid Trump’s Demands for Prosecution

Former FBI Director James Comey Indicted Amid Trump’s Demands for Prosecution

Former FBI Director James Comey Indicted Amid Trump’s Demands for Prosecution Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on charges of making a false statement and obstruction. The indictment comes just days after President Donald Trump publicly demanded that his Justice Department move ‘now’ to prosecute Comey and other perceived political adversaries. A statement from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia indicated that Comey could face up to five years in prison if convicted. Federal…

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DOJ Decision Imminent: Statute of Limitations Nears for Potential James Comey Charges

DOJ Decision Imminent: Statute of Limitations Nears for Potential James Comey Charges

DOJ Decision Imminent: Statute of Limitations Nears for Potential James Comey Charges The Justice Department is reportedly in the final stages of deciding whether to charge former FBI Director James Comey with lying to Congress, as a critical five-year statute of limitations is set to expire early next week. The deliberations revolve around Comey’s September 30, 2020 testimony concerning the authorization of an information leak. Sources within the DOJ and individuals familiar with the matter indicate that internal discussions are…

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DOJ Sues Six States Over Refusal to Turn Over Voter Registration Rolls

DOJ Sues Six States Over Refusal to Turn Over Voter Registration Rolls

DOJ Sues Six States Over Refusal to Turn Over Voter Registration Rolls Washington — The Justice Department announced Thursday it has filed lawsuits against six states for their alleged refusal to provide statewide voter registration lists as requested by the Attorney General. The legal action targets top election officials in California, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania, asserting that their non-compliance violates federal law. Attorney General Pam Bondi emphasized the critical importance of accurate voter data, stating, “Clean…

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Attorney General Bondi Weighs Comey Indictment Amid Internal DOJ Divisions and Intense Trump Pressure

Attorney General Bondi Weighs Comey Indictment Amid Internal DOJ Divisions and Intense Trump Pressure

Attorney General Bondi Weighs Comey Indictment Amid Internal DOJ Divisions and Intense Trump Pressure Attorney General Pam Bondi is reportedly grappling with a contentious decision regarding the potential indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, as sources indicate significant reservations among federal prosecutors within the Eastern District of Virginia. Despite strong pressure from President Trump to pursue charges against his perceived political enemies, an internal memo has highlighted concerns over the case’s strength, though an indictment could come as soon…

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Comey Indictment Decision: Statute of Limitations Expires Amidst Trump Pressure

Comey Indictment Decision: Statute of Limitations Expires Amidst Trump Pressure

Comey Indictment Decision: Statute of Limitations Expires Amidst Trump Pressure Washington — Federal prosecutors were weighing a critical decision earlier this week regarding potential charges against former FBI Director James Comey, as the five-year statute of limitations for alleged perjury before Congress expired on Tuesday, September 23, 2025. Sources familiar with the matter indicated that prosecutors were nearing a decision on whether to seek an indictment against the longtime adversary of President Donald Trump, potentially presenting a case to a…

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Kavanaugh Assassin Plotter Nicholas Roske Sought to Kill Three Justices, Prosecutors Reveal in Sentencing Memo

Kavanaugh Assassin Plotter Nicholas Roske Sought to Kill Three Justices, Prosecutors Reveal in Sentencing Memo

Kavanaugh Assassin Plotter Nicholas Roske Sought to Kill Three Justices, Prosecutors Reveal in Sentencing Memo New details have emerged in the case of Nicholas Roske, the California man who pleaded guilty to attempting to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in 2022. Federal prosecutors have revealed that Roske’s plot extended beyond Justice Kavanaugh, as he intended to kill three members of the high court in a bid to “single-handedly alter the constitutional order for ideological ends.” This significant revelation came…

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DOJ Deliberations on Transgender Gun Ownership Rule Sparks Controversy (Archived)

DOJ Deliberations on Transgender Gun Ownership Rule Sparks Controversy (Archived)

DOJ Deliberations on Transgender Gun Ownership Rule Sparks Controversy (Archived) In May 2023, senior Justice Department officials engaged in internal discussions regarding a potential rule that could restrict transgender individuals from owning firearms. These early-stage policy debates, reportedly influenced by right-wing media chatter, followed a Minneapolis Catholic church shooting attributed by the FBI to a transgender woman. While there is no evidence suggesting transgender people are more prone to violence, and they are disproportionately victims of violent crime, officials debated…

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D.C. Grand Juries Issue Stunning Rejections, Sparking DOJ Credibility Crisis

D.C. Grand Juries Issue Stunning Rejections, Sparking DOJ Credibility Crisis

D.C. Grand Juries Issue Stunning Rejections, Sparking DOJ Credibility Crisis Washington, D.C. federal courts are grappling with an unprecedented series of grand jury rejections, as multiple D.C. citizen panels have recently denied Justice Department requests for indictments. This highly unusual trend, including a high-profile case involving a threat against the President, has sent shockwaves through the legal community and raised serious questions about the Justice Department’s standing with jurors. The most striking instance involves Nathalie Rose Jones, who was accused…

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Tariff Showdown: Trump Defends Policy as DOJ Appeals Ruling Amid Soaring Revenue

Tariff Showdown: Trump Defends Policy as DOJ Appeals Ruling Amid Soaring Revenue

Tariff Showdown: Trump Defends Policy as DOJ Appeals Ruling Amid Soaring Revenue President Donald Trump has reiterated his strong defense of tariffs, asserting in a recent Truth Social post that the U.S. economy would face “complete destruction” without the “trillions of dollars” generated from these import duties. This declaration comes on the heels of a significant setback, as a federal appeals court recently ruled that Trump had overstepped his executive authority in imposing new tariffs through emergency powers. The legal…

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Ghislaine Maxwell Transcripts, Prison Transfer Ignite Outrage from Epstein Survivor Family

Ghislaine Maxwell Transcripts, Prison Transfer Ignite Outrage from Epstein Survivor Family

Ghislaine Maxwell Transcripts, Prison Transfer Ignite Outrage from Epstein Survivor Family The Justice Department is facing severe backlash after releasing transcripts of Ghislaine Maxwell’s recent testimony, a move that the family of late Jeffrey Epstein abuse survivor Virginia Roberts Giuffre has branded as providing Maxwell “a platform to rewrite history.” The family expressed “outrage” over the content, stating it directly contradicts Maxwell’s conviction for child sex trafficking and invalidates the experiences of numerous brave survivors. Maxwell, currently serving a 20-year…

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Deputy AG Todd Blanche’s Ghislaine Maxwell Interview Sparks Transparency Concerns

Deputy AG Todd Blanche’s Ghislaine Maxwell Interview Sparks Transparency Concerns

Deputy AG Todd Blanche’s Ghislaine Maxwell Interview Sparks Transparency Concerns Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche met with convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell last week, an unusual move by a senior Justice Department official that is now drawing significant scrutiny. The high-profile interview, which took place over two days at the federal courthouse in Tallahassee, Florida, is part of the administration’s efforts to manage public fallout surrounding the Jeffery Epstein files. Blanche, who previously served as Donald Trump’s personal attorney, is…

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DOJ Staffer Fired, Charged After Alleged Sandwich Assault on Federal Agent in D.C.

DOJ Staffer Fired, Charged After Alleged Sandwich Assault on Federal Agent in D.C.

DOJ Staffer Fired, Charged After Alleged Sandwich Assault on Federal Agent in D.C. A Justice Department employee has been fired and charged with a felony after admitting to throwing a sandwich at a federal law enforcement officer in Washington, D.C. Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed the dismissal and charges on Thursday, emphasizing a strict stance against disrespect towards government and law enforcement. The incident occurred on Sunday, when Sean Dunn allegedly threw a ‘submarine-style sandwich’ at a Customs and Border…

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DOJ Unveils List of 35 “Sanctuary” Jurisdictions, Vows Expanded Immigration Enforcement

DOJ Unveils List of 35 “Sanctuary” Jurisdictions, Vows Expanded Immigration Enforcement

DOJ Unveils List of 35 “Sanctuary” Jurisdictions, Vows Expanded Immigration Enforcement Washington — The Justice Department has officially published a list identifying 35 “sanctuary” jurisdictions, signaling an aggressive new phase in its efforts to enforce federal immigration laws. The comprehensive list targets states, counties, and cities that limit local cooperation with federal immigration agents, with the Department vowing to initiate further lawsuits. Attorney General Pam Bondi released a strong statement alongside the publication, asserting, “Sanctuary policies impede law enforcement and…

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Justice Department Dismantles Major Dark Web Child Abuse Networks

Justice Department Dismantles Major Dark Web Child Abuse Networks

Justice Department Dismantles Major Dark Web Child Abuse Networks The U.S. Justice Department has announced the successful dismantling of several prolific dark web child abuse sites, part of a sweeping investigation dubbed ‘Operation Grayskull.’ This unprecedented multi-year effort, which launched in 2020, has led to the conviction of at least 18 individuals, including key administrators and users, responsible for sharing millions of horrific child sexual abuse images and videos. Among the high-profile arrests was William Spearman, known as ‘Boss,’ apprehended…

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Trump Administration Defies Judges, Keeps Alina Habba as Acting NJ Federal Prosecutor

Trump Administration Defies Judges, Keeps Alina Habba as Acting NJ Federal Prosecutor

Trump Administration Defies Judges, Keeps Alina Habba as Acting NJ Federal Prosecutor In a contentious move, President Donald Trump’s administration has ensured Alina Habba remains the top federal prosecutor for New Jersey, overriding a panel of judges who had sought to replace her. The decision solidifies the administration’s preference for loyalists in key Justice Department roles. Habba, whose term as interim U.S. Attorney was set to expire, saw her nomination to the permanent role withdrawn by President Trump on Thursday….

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Deputy AG Blanche Continues Private Meetings with Ghislaine Maxwell Amid Epstein File Pressure

Deputy AG Blanche Continues Private Meetings with Ghislaine Maxwell Amid Epstein File Pressure

Deputy AG Blanche Continues Private Meetings with Ghislaine Maxwell Amid Epstein File Pressure Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted associate of deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein, concluded her second day of unprecedented meetings with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche on Friday. The private interviews, held at the Tallahassee federal courthouse, mark a highly unusual engagement between a high-ranking Justice Department official and a convicted sex trafficker currently appealing a 20-year prison sentence. Maxwell’s lawyer, David O. Markus, stated his client was “hoping for another…

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Trump Puts Alina Habba in Acting NJ U.S. Attorney Role Amidst Judicial Scramble

Trump Puts Alina Habba in Acting NJ U.S. Attorney Role Amidst Judicial Scramble

Trump Puts Alina Habba in Acting NJ U.S. Attorney Role Amidst Judicial Scramble Washington — President Trump has strategically withdrawn the nomination of Alina Habba, his former defense lawyer, to serve as the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey. This move, confirmed by a Justice Department official on Thursday, clears the path for Habba to immediately assume the role of Acting U.S. Attorney for the state. The development follows a tense leadership dispute in the New Jersey U.S. Attorney’s office. A…

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House Subcommittee Votes to Subpoena Justice Department for Epstein Files Amid Renewed Push for Transparency

House Subcommittee Votes to Subpoena Justice Department for Epstein Files Amid Renewed Push for Transparency

House Subcommittee Votes to Subpoena Justice Department for Epstein Files Amid Renewed Push for Transparency WASHINGTON – A House subcommittee has voted 8-2 to subpoena the Department of Justice for all files related to the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation. The move follows a successful push by Democrats to secure bipartisan support, even amidst reported efforts by Republican leadership and former President Donald Trump to downplay the issue. The vote underscores an intensifying demand for disclosures in the Epstein case….

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Florida Judge Keeps Epstein Grand Jury Records Sealed; Maxwell Denied Access to Testimony

Florida Judge Keeps Epstein Grand Jury Records Sealed; Maxwell Denied Access to Testimony

Florida Judge Keeps Epstein Grand Jury Records Sealed; Maxwell Denied Access to Testimony A federal judge in Florida has denied the Justice Department’s request to unseal grand jury records related to past investigations into Jeffrey Epstein, according to a recent public order. District Judge Robin Rosenberg ruled that the DOJ failed to provide sufficient justification for the disclosure of the records, which stem from grand juries convened in West Palm Beach in 2005 and 2007. Citing strict secrecy rules and…

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DOJ Moves to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Amid Expert Skepticism

DOJ Moves to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Amid Expert Skepticism

DOJ Moves to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Amid Expert Skepticism The Justice Department has formally requested federal courts to unseal grand jury transcripts from the prosecutions of chronic sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein and his former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated the move underscores the administration’s commitment to “transparency to the American public.” This request follows a period of heightened scrutiny for the administration, which previously faced criticism for not releasing additional files from the Epstein…

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Trump Orders AG to Release More Epstein Documents Amid Pressure

Trump Orders AG to Release More Epstein Documents Amid Pressure

Trump Orders AG to Release More Epstein Documents Amid Pressure In a significant development, former President Donald Trump has directed Attorney General Pam Bondi to produce additional documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. This move comes after sustained pressure from his supporters demanding further disclosures regarding the disgraced financier. While the exact scope and timing of the release remain unclear, and court approval would typically be required, Trump stated in a social media post, “Based on the ridiculous amount…

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US Justice Department Seeks Minimal Prison Time for Ex-Officer in Breonna Taylor Case

US Justice Department Seeks Minimal Prison Time for Ex-Officer in Breonna Taylor Case

US Justice Department Seeks Minimal Prison Time for Ex-Officer in Breonna Taylor Case In a move sparking outrage, the US Justice Department has recommended a one-day prison sentence for former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison, who was convicted of violating Breonna Taylor’s civil rights during the fatal 2020 raid on her apartment. This recommendation, which attorneys for the Taylor family have vehemently condemned as an “insult” and a message of “near-total impunity” for white officers, is set to be considered…

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Justice Department Fires Maurene Comey, Lead Prosecutor in High-Profile Cases

Justice Department Fires Maurene Comey, Lead Prosecutor in High-Profile Cases

Justice Department Fires Maurene Comey, Lead Prosecutor in High-Profile Cases Maurene Comey, a high-profile Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) who recently led the prosecution against Sean “Diddy” Combs, was fired by the Justice Department on Wednesday, sources confirmed to ABC News. Comey, daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, had a distinguished career, securing a conviction against Ghislaine Maxwell, an associate of Jeffrey Epstein, and successfully prosecuting multiple gang members. Her dismissal comes shortly…

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Trump Confronts GOP Allies Over Epstein Document Demands Amid Rising Congressional Pressure

Trump Confronts GOP Allies Over Epstein Document Demands Amid Rising Congressional Pressure

Trump Confronts GOP Allies Over Epstein Document Demands Amid Rising Congressional Pressure President Donald Trump has escalated his criticism of Republican supporters demanding the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents, accusing them of falling prey to a “bullshit” Democratic “SCAM.” In a forceful message, Trump declared he no longer wants the support of those he labels “weaklings” for buying into what he calls the “Jeffrey Epstein Hoax.” This sharp rebuke comes as cracks appear in his coalition, with prominent Republicans, including…

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DOJ Under Fire: Trump Backs Pam Bondi as Epstein Memo Sparks Internal Feud and Calls for Resignation

DOJ Under Fire: Trump Backs Pam Bondi as Epstein Memo Sparks Internal Feud and Calls for Resignation

DOJ Under Fire: Trump Backs Pam Bondi as Epstein Memo Sparks Internal Feud and Calls for Resignation US President Donald Trump has publicly defended Attorney General Pam Bondi amidst growing scrutiny and internal departmental tensions following the recent release of a controversial memo regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case. Trump urged supporters to “let Pam Bondi do her job” and “not waste time and energy” on the matter, signaling his frustration with the renewed public interest. The memo, jointly issued by…

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Trump Administration Fires Jan. 6 Prosecutors, Sparks Alarm Over DOJ Independence

Trump Administration Fires Jan. 6 Prosecutors, Sparks Alarm Over DOJ Independence

Trump Administration Fires Jan. 6 Prosecutors, Sparks Alarm Over DOJ Independence The Justice Department has abruptly dismissed at least three prosecutors involved in the U.S. Capitol riot criminal cases, marking the latest significant moves by the Trump administration to target attorneys connected to the massive Jan. 6, 2021, attack prosecutions. Among those fired are two supervisory attorneys overseeing Jan. 6 cases within the U.S. attorney’s office in Washington, along with a line attorney prosecuting Capitol attack cases. A dismissal letter…

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DOJ Commits to US Trial for Kilmar Abrego Garcia Amidst Deportation Concerns

DOJ Commits to US Trial for Kilmar Abrego Garcia Amidst Deportation Concerns

DOJ Commits to US Trial for Kilmar Abrego Garcia Amidst Deportation Concerns The Justice Department has affirmed that Kilmar Abrego Garcia will face federal smuggling charges in Tennessee before any potential move to deport him. This commitment comes amidst growing concerns that Garcia, who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador in March and later returned to the U.S., could be swiftly expelled again. On Thursday, June 26, a Justice Department spokesperson clarified that Garcia “will not walk free in our…

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