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The government is shut down. Trump’s immigration agenda is still open for business

Deportations continue despite federal shutdown imperiling other immigration services

The Independent UK

Watchdog finds fewer noncompliant FBI searches under Section 702 - Roll Call

A DOJ watchdog found changes have “significantly reduced” the number of noncompliant searches under a powerful surveillance authority.

Roll Call

Department of Justice uses federal shutdown to stonewall legal fight over domestic violence survivor funding

Survivors last month condemned Trump’s remarks dismissing intimate partner violence as a ‘little fight with the wife,’ warning that the president’s dismissive statements send a dangerous message that normalizes abuse

The Independent UK

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Lisa Murkowski warns “the strength of our democracy” is at risk after Comey indictment

Senator Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska known for breaking with her party at times, has questioned whether the Justice Department is acting

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Demanding Charges Against His Enemies, Trump Conflates Justice With Revenge

The legal rationales for prosecuting James Comey, Adam Schiff, and Letitia James suggest the president is determined to punish them one way or another.

Reason

Democrats appeal to GOP for lawmaker response to Comey case - Roll Call

Democrats have sought to publicly appeal to congressional Republicans to respond to the indictment of former FBI Director James B. Comey.

Roll Call

Ghislaine Maxwell petition discussed by Supreme Court as Congress appears set to vote on Epstein files release

Maxwell’s lawyers say prosecutors should not have pursued a case against her because Epstein sought a deal with prosecutors more than a decade earlier

The Independent UK

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Meet Lisa Monaco, the 57-year-old Microsoft executive Trump wants fired

The former deputy attorney general played a key role in several high-profile investigations that directly involved Trump.

Fortune

Some Democrats scouring their finances for fear of a Trump prosecution: "No one is safe"

"Many are going through mortgages, tax returns, etc," one senior House Democrat said.

Axios

Trump's Public Comments Could Further Complicate the Shaky Case Against James Comey

By demanding that the Justice Department punish the former FBI director for wronging him, the president provided evidence to support a claim of selective or vindictive prosecution.

Reason

‘I do not work for you’: MTG speaks out on growing rift with Trump’s White House over Epstein files

‘I’m like, “[Expletive] you,”’ Marjorie Taylor Greene said about receiving threats from White House officials

The Independent UK

Justice Department sues states for voter info as fears grow GOP won’t let midterm losses stand

Critics fear Trump administration will probe sensitive data to purge eligible voters ahead of 2026 elections

The Independent UK

James Comey indicted: How ex-FBI chief went from Hillary-gate, to Russia-gate, to facing five years prison under Trump

Comey could serve up to five years in prison if convicted

The Independent UK

‘Totally out of control’: Who is next after Comey on Trump’s Enemies List ... and how they got there

Nine months into his second term, President Donald Trump appears to have stepped up the campaign to punish his political foes

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Trump reveals why he’s weaponizing DOJ to target enemies like Comey as he heads to Ryder Cup in NY

Trump describes prosecution of ex-FBI director as straightforward revenge operation

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Donald Trump says he won’t get involved in James Comey charges but keeps urging his prosecutors to do it

"We can't delay any longer."

Euronews

Ex-FBI director James Comey indicted on two charges related to testimony to Congress

Comey, often criticised by US President Donald Trump, is accused of lying to Congress in September 2020 about whether he authorised leaking classified information to the press.

International Business Times

Former FBI Director Charged As Trump Steps Up Retribution Drive

Former FBI director and prominent Donald Trump critic James Comey was indicted Thursday on two criminal counts as the US president escalated a campaign of retribution against political foes.

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Roll Call

James Comey indicted over testimony at 2020 Senate hearing - Roll Call

A grand jury indicted former FBI Director James B. Comey on charges he lied to Congress and obstructed a congressional proceeding.

The Independent UK

Bondi only gave White House aides minutes’ notice before she handed out Epstein binders to conservative influencers

White House officials later asked Bondi to tamp down the Epstein issue, rather than highlight it, according to a new report

The Independent UK

Justice Department to try to charge ex-FBI Director James Comey, AP sources say

The Justice Department is preparing to seek an indictment as soon as Thursday against former FBI Director James Comey on allegations that he lied to Congress as prosecutors approach a legal deadline for bringing charges

The Independent UK

Trump DOJ risks losing death penalty for Luigi Mangione if officials don’t stop talking about his ‘guilt’: judge

Federal judge said they would consider recent comments from DOJ employees while weighing whether to remove the death penalty

International Business Times UK

Is the Trump-Epstein Statue at the National Mall Real, and Who Put It There?

Unapproved Trump-Epstein statue erected by anonymous group in Washington, D.C., sparks public debate and media attention over their past ties.

Axios

"Own goal": How Gabbard damaged the Trump admin's probe into ex-spy chief

She revoked the security clearances of potential witnesses who could have testified against John Brennan.

Reason

How a Fight Over Voter Data Could Reshape American Elections

Lawsuits against Oregon and Maine test how far the federal government can go in demanding access to voter information.

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