Long Island chef Francis Derby was employed by Epstein, according to DOJ records.
A well-known chef from Long Island worked for Jeffrey Epstein as his personal cook and reportedly made multiple visits to the notorious financier’s private island, as revealed in recently made public government documents. Newly released emails from the Justice Department show that Frances Darby was employed as Epstein’s chef from May to November 2012, primarily […]
DOJ provides Congress with names from Jeffrey Epstein files and explains redactions in a six-page letter
Justice Department Defends Epstein Files Release Amid Lawmaker Criticism The Justice Department recently sent a six-page letter to Congress addressing the release of new documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. This includes a list of “all government officials and politically exposed individuals” mentioned in the files. This letter was directed at leaders of the House and […]
DOJ files a lawsuit against Harvard for not releasing information on supposed race-focused admissions.
Department of Justice Sues Harvard University WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, accusing it of hiding documents that would clarify whether the institution continues to discriminate based on race in its admissions process. This legal action comes nearly three years after the U.S. Supreme Court concluded that Harvard […]
19 Republican attorneys general request DOJ to look into nonprofits regarding overseas funding
Investigation Requested into Nonprofit Organizations Nineteen Republican attorneys general have formally requested that the Justice Department look into numerous nonprofit organizations in the U.S. They believe these groups may have violated the federal Foreign Agents Act, having received approximately $2 billion in foreign donations over the last decade. The inquiry, aimed at Attorney General Pam […]
DOJ Antitrust Chief Gail Slater Steps Down Following Controversial Ruling on Google
Gail Slater Resigns as Head of Justice Department’s Antitrust Division Gail Slater, the leader of the Justice Department’s antitrust division, resigned on Thursday. Reports suggest he faced diminishing support from significant figures within the administration. During his term, Slater approved several mergers involving Disney while simultaneously blocking American companies from competing against China’s Huawei. As […]
California DOJ to look into racial discrimination in Altadena fire
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has announced that “compelling evidence” has triggered an investigation into whether racism influenced the response to the Altadena fire, which resulted in the deaths of 19 people last year. Though Bonta’s office shared this information, they did not elaborate further. The investigation will look into whether race, age, or disability […]
DOJ reportedly monitored Democrats’ search history related to Jeffrey Epstein documents
House Democrats Outraged by DOJ’s Alleged Tracking of Search Histories House Democrats are expressing anger over claims that the Department of Justice (DOJ) monitored their search histories while investigating files related to Jeffrey Epstein at DOJ headquarters. During a recent testimony, Attorney General Pam Bondi came under scrutiny after Representative Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., suggested that […]
Gail Slater stepping down as DOJ antitrust head due to conflicts over Live Nation settlement discussions
Justice Department Antitrust Director Resigns Amid Controversy On Thursday, Gale Slater, the Antitrust Director for the Justice Department, announced her resignation. This decision came amidst reports of internal conflicts regarding the Trump administration’s handling of notable cases, such as a pending lawsuit against Ticketmaster. In a heartfelt message shared via X, Slater expressed, “It is […]
DOJ is weighing the option of sending federal judges to Congress for impeachment.
Officials from the Justice Department have suggested the possibility of moving to impeach federal judges, marking a significant escalation in the administration’s ongoing conflict with judges perceived as obstructionist or overly activist. This potential approach was discussed in a recent virtual meeting between senior Justice Department officials and U.S. attorneys nationwide. According to sources, this […]
Rep. Gill Questions Bondi on Biden-Harris DOJ Misusing the Justice System
Representative Brandon Gill (R-Texas) raised concerns during a House Judiciary Committee hearing regarding the actions of the Biden-Harris Department of Justice (DOJ), questioning Attorney General Pam Bondi about perceived abuses of the justice system. During the session, Gill pointed out various incidents where, under former President Biden and Vice President Harris, the DOJ allegedly seized […]