Will Merrick Garland Recuse Himself From DOJ Probes On Hunter Biden, Russia Hoax?
Hearings for president Joe Biden’s attorney general nominee, former federal Judge Merrick Garland, will launch Monday. He has some conflicts of interest.
DOJ Determines Yale Racially Discriminated Against Whites And Asians In Admissions
‘It is past time for American institutions to recognize that all people should be treated with decency and respect and without unlawful regard to the color of their skin,’ said Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband.
After Damning Evidence Of Corruption, DOJ Prosecutor Withdraws From Flynn Case
Brandon Van Grack, a former special counsel member and a top DOJ prosecutor, moved to withdraw Thursday from the case against former Trump National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
Author Of Bogus Anti-Trump Russia Dossier Now Claims All His Collusion Evidence Was Destroyed
In a court transcript obtained by the Daily Caller, former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele said notes with his primary source are gone.
Federal Prosecutors Drop Charges In Special Counsel’s Most Russia-Related Case For Collusion
The Mueller special counsel created a propaganda coup for Russia through pursuing a politicized indictment, seemingly to justify its existence, and very likely to the detriment of U.S. law.
Hawley Proposes Massive Overhaul Of FTC To Relocate Agency Under DOJ
Josh Hawley proposed a comprehensive overhaul of the Federal Trade Commission Monday in the senator’s latest move to reign in big tech.
Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions Endorses Trump In First Campaign Ad To Reclaim Senate Seat
In the 30-second ad, Sessions noted the fact that he has refrained from criticizing the president as others have after leaving the administration.
Senators Demand Answers On DNC Efforts To Get Ukrainian Dirt On Trump In 2016
The chairmen of two Senate committees are insisting the Department of Justice come clean about Democratic Party efforts to solicit Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election.
DOJ: Bureaucrat’s Trump Complaint Was Neither Urgent Nor Needing Congressional Referral
The Department of Justice’s criminal division reviewed a bureaucrat’s complaint about President Donald Trump’s phone call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky and found it neither urgent nor requiring referral to congressional committees.
We Should Repeal The Death Penalty, But Not For The Reasons You Think
While compelling arguments abound on both sides of the capital punishment debate, this bad policy doesn’t meet any goals of the criminal justice system.