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MAGA left out of Trump's one big win

100 days in, MAGA is reduced to making only one man's dreams come true

Salon

Alleged Tren de Aragua Leader Yonaiker Gallegos Arrested in Los Angeles County

An alleged Tren de Aragua leader was arrested in California as the Trump administration continues its efforts to curb down the gang's influence in the U.S.

Latin Times

Layoffs, closures and gaps in oversight expected after hundreds of DOJ grants are canceled

Hundreds of organizations have received notice that the Department of Justice is canceling ongoing grants they had received through the Office of Justice Programs

The Independent UK

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Nail salon employee pleads guilty after holding 13 remote IT jobs worked by developers in China

The man had no experience in IT, but he let overseas workers use his driver’s license and U.S. passport to get jobs in tech.

Fortune

Trump disdains conservatism. His governing philosophy is absolute power

The president’s clashes with the judiciary over immigration have launched a constitutional crisis. We’re headed toward a collision

The Guardian - US

Trump administration blocked plan to retrieve Abrego Garcia from El Salvador: Report

Only a few days after government attorneys had discussed how to keep Abrego Garcia safe until he could be returned, the White House press secretary claimed he was an MS-13 leader guilty of human trafficking

The Independent UK

‘Like a slap in the face’: Trump officials cut hundreds of millions to combat gun violence and opioid addiction

DoJ told over 350 groups that promised funding would be cut because it ‘no longer effectuates’ department priorities

The Guardian - US

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The DOJ Is Doing Its Best To Make Google Unprofitable

Google has lost its second major antitrust case against the Department of Justice, threatening the tech giant's free-to-consumer business model.

Reason

Nonprofits Move to Intervene on Behalf of Los Angeles Residents in Sanctuary Case

Many cities with laws restricting local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration officials have joined the lawsuit. Los Angeles is noticeably absent.

Capital & Main

Karoline Leavitt insists White House ‘did not make a mistake’ in deportation case - despite what their lawyers say

‘We have always maintained this was an individual who needed to be deported from our country,’ Karoline Leavitt says

The Independent UK

The grassroots fight for Abrego Garcia

"We have not lost faith in any way that he will be returned," Maryland activist Cathryn Jackson told Salon

Salon

Google loses online ad monopoly case. But it’s just one of many antitrust battles against big tech

Tech giant Google has just suffered another legal blow in the United States, losing a landmark antitrust case. This follows on from the company’s loss in a similar case last year.

The Conversation

Death row inmates sue to stop Trump from sending them to prison that housed Timothy McVeigh and the Unabomber

Attorney says Trump administration is ‘just assuming they are the worst of the worst by virtue of their death sentences’

The Independent UK

Wife of Maryland Dad Deported By ICE Addresses Court Filing About Alleged Domestic Violence

Jennifer Vasquez Sura acknowledge she filed a protective order against Kilmar Abrego Garcia in 2021 but said it was out of an abundance of caution and that they were on good terms before he was wrongly deported

Latin Times

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DOJ Docs Claim Kilmar Abrego Garcia's MS-13 Street Name Was 'Chele' As It Stands By His Deportation

The DOJ released a series of documents to support its claim that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man mistakenly to El Salvador, is a member of the MS-13 gang

The Guardian - US

The mysterious firing of a Chinese professor has Asian students on edge: ‘Brings chills to our spines’

Xiaofeng Wang was fired by Indiana University on the same day as an FBI raid – but he hasn’t been charged with a crime

Fortune

Fake LinkedIn profiles, Webex, and Fiverr: Inside the North Korean IT worker scheme roiling the Fortune 500

The IT worker scam has impacted Fortune 500 companies that authorities say unwittingly hired thousands of North Korean engineers pretending to be Americans.

The Conversation

Google, antitrust enforcement and the future of European digital sovereignty

Since its beginnings as a humble student start-up in 1998, Google has pulled off a meteoric rise. In 2025, its parent company, Alphabet, is a vast multinational technology conglomerate and one of the world’s most valuable companies. While much of Alphabet’s growth was internal, it also added to its empire…

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Latin Times

DOJ Ignores Court Ordered Deadline for Plan to Return Wrongly Deported Man: 'Is Anyone Moving With Any Kind of Speed?'

The Department of Justice failed to meet the Supreme Court's deadline to provide a plan to return a Maryland resident wrongly deported to El Salvador.

Salon

Trump's shot across the bow aimed at GOP

Two new Justice Department investigations are meant as a shot across the bow

Fortune

North Korean IT workers are spamming tech firms with fake résumés. One founder says he came up with 'a foolproof way' of weeding them out

Trained North Korean engineers are getting legitimate jobs in tech to fund their country’s weapons of mass destruction program.

The Independent UK

Pam Bondi declared a Virginia man a top MS-13 gangster. Now the Justice Department wants to drop his case

Attorney for Henrry Josue Villatoro Santos argues deportation to El Salvador would be a ‘life sentence without any due process’ in light of recent Trump actions

The Independent UK

‘Dissent isn’t unlawful’ says former White House official Miles Taylor, now targeted by Trump

President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order targeting a former official in his first administration by stripping him of security clearances and ordering the Department of Justice to investigate his conduct, an unprecedented step that erodes decades of separation between the president and the exercise of criminal investigatory…

Latin Times

Capitol Rioters May Receive Payouts After Trump's DOJ 'Agrees' Money Used to Fix Damage From Insurrection Could Be Returned

The DOJ says Capitol rioters whose convictions were vacated due to President Donald Trump's clemency may be entitled to restitution refunds.

The Independent UK

The Trump administration withdrew 11 pieces of ADA guidance. How will it affect compliance?

President Donald Trump’s administration has withdrawn 11 pieces of guidance related to the Americans with Disabilities Act that helped stores, hotels and other businesses understand their obligation to the law

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