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DOJ investigates Congresswoman Cori Bush for alleged misuse of funds

Democratic Congresswoman Cori Bush is under investigation by the Department of Justice for allegedly using campaign funds to hire her husband's private sec...

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Former IRS contractor sentenced to prison for tax records leaks - Roll Call

A federal judge sentenced a man to five years in prison Monday for the leak of tax documents of Donald Trump and others.

Roll Call

DOJ: Cuomo sexually harassed 13 women, violated Title IX

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo found guilty of sexually harassing at least 13 women over 8 years, violating federal Title IX rules.

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Former Trump advisor Peter Navarro sentenced to four months in prison

In this exclusive interview, former Trump advisor Peter Navarro discusses his recent sentencing and shares his concerns about the politicization of the Dep...

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Lawmakers back maximum prison sentence in tax record leak case - Roll Call

Lawmakers have backed a tough prison sentence for a man who pleaded guilty to leaking tax records of Donald Trump, Sen. Rick Scott and more.

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House Judiciary Committee continues investigation into DOJ and FBI

In this informative interview, Jim Jordan discusses the investigations into Hunter Biden, DOJ and FBI weaponization, and the need for equal justice in America.

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New developments in Matt Gates investigation: Witnesses contacted, DOJ involved

The House Ethics Committee investigating Rep. Matt Gates has contacted the Justice Department and a woman involved in allegations, despite no charges filed.

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Feds Will Try Backpage Co-Founder Michael Lacey for a Third Time

It's a frightening reminder of how far the government will go to get their way—and to warn tech companies against platforming speech it doesn't like.

Reason

Supreme Court clears way for US to remove Texas border barrier - Roll Call

A divided Supreme Court on Monday temporarily allowed the Biden administration to remove a barrier Texas placed at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Roll Call

Jeffrey Epstein’s brother doesn’t believe he died by suicide and wants new investigation

Mark Epstein doesn’t accept justice department report that found jail officials guilty of negligence but said that death was suicide

The Guardian - US

DOJ report exposes failures in Uvalde school massacre response

Learn about the scathing DOJ report on the Uvalde school massacre, which reveals the failures of law enforcement and the ongoing fight for justice by griev...

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Families in Uvalde Renew Calls for Criminal Charges Against Police Following Damning DOJ Report

Although scathing, the report doesn't clarify whether more people will be held accountable for the failure to respond appropriately to the shooting

Latin Times

DOJ report exposes failures in law enforcement during Texas school shooting

The DOJ releases a damning report on law enforcement failures during the Uvalde school shooting. Calls for accountability and stricter gun control arise.

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Families demand accountability, gun law reform after school shooting report

In this press conference, families affected by a tragedy express their hope for accountability and justice after a report highlights failures in the respon...

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Attorney General to address devastating DOJ report on school massacre

Stay tuned as the Attorney General addresses a scathing DOJ report on the Uvalde School Massacre, revealing cascading failures in law enforcement response.

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DOJ report reveals failures in leadership during mass shooting

Learn about the shortcomings in the response to the Parkland shooting based on the DOJ report. Explore the lack of leadership and command in the crucial mo...

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Apple could have another huge antitrust headache on its hands — DOJ preparing massive lawsuit that could drop as early as March

A new report claims an impending Department of Justice lawsuit against Apple could drop as early as March.

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Hunter Biden's legal troubles escalate amid mounting evidence. DOJ dismisses lawsuit

This content discusses the ongoing legal troubles of Hunter Biden, including the authenticity of his laptop and his response to IRS whistleblowers, with a ...

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Experts rip "out of bounds" Trump filing

Trump's dubious argument is really aimed at getting Judge Aileen Cannon to hold up Mar-a-Lago case, experts say

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Trump's trials clash, ballot eligibility questioned, civil lawsuits pending

Discover the high-stakes legal battles awaiting Donald Trump, including criminal charges, pending trials, potential disqualification, and civil lawsuits. S...

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Texas Governor Escalates Border Conflict, DOJ Petitions Supreme Court

Learn about the ongoing conflict at the Southern border, involving Texas, the DOJ, and the National Guard, as well as the challenges faced by asylum seekers.

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Hunter Biden could face significant legal consequences, says former AG

Former Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker discusses the potential deposition of Hunter Biden, the legal troubles he is facing, and the politically motiv...

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Texas files emergency application with Supreme Court to defend border

Discover the current issues at the US-Mexico border and how Texas is taking action to protect its citizens. Learn about the strain on resources and the nee...

The Independent UK

Maryland elections official charged over Jan 6 Capitol riot

Mr Ayala was allegedly caught on video climbing over police barricades and standing inside restricted portions of the US Capitol on 6 January, 2021

The Texas Tribune

Feds say Texas is blocking Border Patrol from a section of the border, ask U.S. Supreme Court to intervene

The Justice Department says agents can’t access 2.5 miles of the border and a boat ramp in Eagle Pass.

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