Treasury department unveils initial version of possible new dollar coin featuring Trump’s image
US Treasury Considers $1 Coin Featuring Trump The US Treasury Department is allegedly looking into minting a $1 coin that would celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence next year. A sketch of the proposed design has been made public, overseen by Brandon Beach’s office, who is the US Treasurer. On one face of the […]
Justice Department starts inquiry into Portland police
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is currently looking into the Portland Police Department in Oregon, just days after the arrest of several conservative influencers as part of the city’s federal crime crackdown. Harmeet Dhillon, who serves as the DOJ’s Civil Rights Assistant Advisor, confirmed that a letter was sent regarding the investigation to the Portland […]
Union of federal workers files lawsuit regarding emails about the Education Department shutdown
A lawsuit has been filed by the Federal Workers Union against the Trump administration, sparked by automated email responses from education employees that attributed the government shutdown to the Democrats. The Federation of Governments (AFGE), along with the Fore Democracy and Public Citizens’ Litigation Group, has issued letters regarding suspensions and has taken legal action […]
From reputation to disgrace: Ways for the FBI and Justice Department to regain their footing
I first crossed paths with James Comey back in 1990. He was the deputy chief of the Criminal Division in the Southern District of New York, working with the FBI. At that point, he was leading a highly driven group of prosecutors, and he was quite well-known among both Rhein’s attorneys and the agents. Fast […]
Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Los Angeles for Delays in Issuing Concealed Carry Permits
The Civil Rights Division of President Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit on Tuesday regarding delays in the issuance of concealed carry weapon (CCW) permits. Here’s what the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division had to say: On March 27, 2025, the department initiated its first investigation into the Second Amendment due to multiple complaints […]
Government Shutdown Attributed to Democrats by State Department
Since the government shutdown began on October 1, journalists submitting inquiries to the US State Department have been receiving automatic responses indicating that delays are related to funding disputes caused by Congressional Democrats. Media representatives are informed with a message that states, “Thank you for your inquiry. Please note that government shutdowns caused by Congressional […]
Justice Department files lawsuit against LA sheriff regarding handling of concealed carry licenses
DOJ Sues LA County Sheriff’s Office Over Concealed Carry Applications The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Tuesday that it has filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office (LACSD). The accusation is that the office is purposefully delaying the processing of concealed carry applications for residents. The lawsuit has been submitted to […]
Department of Justice Taking Legal Action Against Minnesota Over Sanctuary Policies
DOJ Sues Minnesota Over Sanctuary Policies The U.S. Department of Justice is taking legal action against Minnesota regarding its sanctuary policy, which, according to Attorney General Pam Bondy, shields criminal illegal immigrants. The lawsuit targets not just Minnesota but also cities like Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as Hennepin County. The DOJ claims that […]
Justice Department sues LA County Sheriff for delays in concealed carry permits
Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against LA Sheriff’s Office The Justice Department initiated a lawsuit against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office (LASD) and Sheriff Robert Luna, claiming that they have been “systematically” delaying the approval of concealed carry permits for law-abiding citizens. The DOJ alleges that LASD established a troubling “pattern and practice” of obstruction, […]
Trump could just as well change the name of the Department of Justice.
On September 5th, President Trump sparked unease among military personnel, but perhaps it was a necessary move. It reflects the current state of affairs under his leadership. No matter what crime statistics indicate, Trump doesn’t trust local law enforcement if he believes crime is escalating in a city. Instead, he opts to deploy troops or […]