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Trump’s Election Integrity Push Faces New Setback as Appeals Court Blocks Voting Order, Says President Lacks Power to 'Intimidate Local Election Officials'

A federal appeals court dealt President Donald Trump a legal setback by leaving in place an injunction that blocks key provisions of his executive order aimed at tightening oversight of mail-in voting before the upcoming midterm elections.

Benzinga

'Reacher' Star Alan Ritchson Calls Trump a 'F***ing Rapist' in Explosive Epstein Files Rant

Actor Alan Ritchson criticised President Trump in a podcast, demanding the release of Epstein files. His comments sparked online debate, highlighting public frustration over the lack of transparency.

International Business Times UK

Trump administration drive to seize election powers sparking ‘chaos’ despite pushback

US courts, state officials and Democrats warn that moves are endangering voting rights and the rule of law

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Pakistani man to be deported out of US for immigration fraud; used three names to become a citizen in 2009

Pakistani-origin man Murtaza Ali is set to be deported from the US as the Department of Justice filed a denaturalization plea against him after he pleaded guilty to the fraud that he committed to get immigration benefits.

The Times of India

‘No place for male violence’: The U.S. Marshals arrest the Tate brothers in Miami on UK extradition request that mentions trafficking charges

The brothers continue to maintain their innocence.

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DOJ Threatens To Strip Police And Rape Kit Funding From Sanctuary Cities Blocking ICE

The Trump administration's threat to withhold federal funding from cities not complying with ICE directives endangers public safety services, prompting legal battles.

International Business Times UK

Todd Blanche’s Senate testimony proved one thing — that the Trump weaponization slush fund still isn’t dead

ANALYSIS: Blanche’s admission to John Cornyn proves that Donald Trump can’t get out of his own way when it comes to the Senate, writes John Bowden

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Todd Blanche says he’s not Trump’s lawyer. The senators in charge of his future aren’t convinced

ANALYSIS: The president’s former criminal defense attorney faces a high-stakes loyalty test pitting his ‘love’ for Trump against the rule of law. Congress doesn’t know who to believe, Alex Woodward writes

The Independent UK

Todd Blanche confirmation hearing live: Trump’s AG pick squirms over Maxwell questions after apologizing to Epstein victims

President Donald Trump’s former criminal defense lawyer testifies to Senate Judiciary Committee

The Independent UK

The New York Times just reported on security concerns over the new Qatari Air Force One. They have now been ordered to appear before a grand jury

When the public’s right to know is crushed, we all suffer.

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Caitlin Clark never asked to become a political symbol. Trump’s allies have chosen her anyway

The Republicans’ threat to involve the Department of Justice in the WNBA thrusts Caitlin Clark deeper into America’s racial and political battles

The Guardian - US

US court unlikely to reject DOJ bid to drop Adani case, legal experts say

US legal experts say it would be highly unusual for a federal court to reject the Department of Justice's request to dismiss the criminal case against Gautam Adani. The DOJ has argued the prosecution was legally flawed, difficult to prove and inconsistent with Trump administration priorities, while experts say judges…

The Economic Times

Democrats will have ‘field day’ with Trump inquiries if they win House, legal experts say

Investigations into president and corruption charges will get heavy scrutiny if Democrats win majority in midterms

The Guardian - US

Jack Smith Breaks Silence on Trump— Warns ‘Rule of Law’ is Under Attack and Says He's ‘Very Concerned’ About Midterm Election Integrity

Former special counsel Jack Smith has expressed serious concerns regarding the rule of law under the Trump administration, suggesting a possible indictment against him by the Department of Justice (DoJ).

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The Independent UK

Parents fear a ‘dangerous shift’ as Trump administration rewrites disability policy

For decades, disabled people have fought for their rights to go to school and live alongside peers without disabilities — rights that some fear could be losing ground under the Trump administration

The Independent UK

Trump's actions signal a move toward institutionalizing people with disabilities, advocates warn

For decades, disabled people have fought for their rights to go to school and live alongside peers without disabilities

The Independent UK

Trump offers snarkiest response ever to birthright citizenship loss: ‘I would like to congratulate President Xi’

Rejected by the Supreme Court, Trump looks for help from Congress while DOJ revives threats to ‘birth tourism’

International Business Times UK

'His Goal Is to Make Himself Look Good': FBI Insiders Accuse Kash Patel of Illegally Leaking Sealed Terror Case for Social Media Clout

FBI Director Kash Patel faces criticism for announcing arrests linked to a White House UFC event plot before the case was unsealed, raising concerns about investigative secrecy and transparency.

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Reason

A New Name for ENRD at the Department of Justice

The division will be renamed the "Energy and Natural Resources Division."

The Economic Times

US judge's order in Adani case is procedural: Senior lawyer Raian Karanjawala

A senior lawyer clarified that a US judge's request for more details on dropping charges against the Adani Group is a standard legal procedure. He emphasized that the Department of Justice requires court permission to withdraw a prosecution, a process the judge is overseeing. This step, he explained, is routine…

The Economic Times

Adani case: NY judge's query procedural, unlikely to derail DoJ bid to drop charges, says US lawyer

A US judge's request for more details on dismissing charges against Gautam Adani is a standard procedural step, not a sign the case will resume. Legal experts emphasize that federal courts rarely force prosecutors to pursue cases they've decided to drop. The Justice Department is expected to provide the requested…

The Guardian - US

Anti-ICE organizers shift focus to defend democracy from Trump assault

Citizens in Minnesota using lessons learned from migrant crackdown to protect elections from president’s threats

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‘The public will finally get transparency’: Columbia District Judge orders DOJ to unredact certain Epstein files and also denies them time to appeal

The DOJ argues that Sullivan’s decision was made for the headlines.

The Independent UK

Billionaire Leon Black defends paying Epstein $158 million: ‘I knew Jekyll. I didn’t know Hyde’

Black is mentioned repeatedly in files that the Department of Justice has released related to the Epstein investigation

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‘What kind of people are not against fascism?’: Prarieland Anti-ICE riot defendants sentenced to 450 years, which DOJ marks as first against Antifa

The defendants argue that they aren’t part of Antifa.

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