Proud Boys leaders file a lawsuit against the DOJ regarding January 6 prosecutions
Five leaders of the Proud Boys, who were convicted for their roles in the events of January 6, 2021, have brought a lawsuit against government and FBI officials, claiming violations of their constitutional rights during the Capitol attack. This suit was filed in federal court in Florida, following a previous statement from President Trump seeking […]
Durbin delays Florida US attorney nominee as the conflict over DOJ appointments intensifies
During the Senate’s initial judicial candidate hearing on Wednesday, Senator Dick Durbin took the opportunity to highlight that he backs at least one of President Donald Trump’s nominees for the Justice Department. He mentioned a Florida candidate, saying he had spoken with both senators from the state. “It’s not personal,” he noted, emphasizing the need […]
DOJ Accuses CCP Supporter of Bringing Possible Bioweapon Mushroom into the US
Charges Filed Against Chinese Citizens for Conspiracy and Smuggling Fungi Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, both from China, face charges related to conspiracy and the smuggling of particular fungi considered living pathogens. Scientific research recognizes “Fusarium Graminiaram” as a potential tool for agroterrorism, known to cause “head blight.” This information was highlighted in a recent […]
Trial for Boeing 737 MAX crash called off after DOJ drops criminal charges
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg and GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp expressed gratitude to President Trump for facilitating a remarkable $96 billion order from Qatar Airways. A federal judge has postponed the trial concerning Boeing and the incidents involving the 737 Max planes. US District Judge Reed O’Connor approved the airline’s and the Department of Justice’s […]
House Oversight supports Trump’s DOJ inquiry into supposed Biden autopen pardons
Investigation into Biden’s Cognitive Health and Pardons House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky, is expressing his support for the Trump administration’s investigation into claims regarding former President Joe Biden’s alleged cognitive decline. This inquiry raises questions about the amnesty granted by the Biden administration, particularly focusing on whether Biden is “competent” […]
Investigation into Cuomo by DOJ brings up concerns about political interference
The Department of Justice is currently investigating New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who is a key candidate for the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor. According to various reports, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C., is looking into Cuomo’s testimony from last year regarding nursing home policies related to the Covid-19 pandemic. This […]
DOJ Allows Boeing to Avoid Felony Charges for Fatal Plane Crashes
Boeing Avoids Criminal Charges in Fraud Cases The Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced it will allow Boeing to evade criminal prosecutions tied to fraud cases arising from two tragic plane crashes. This information was revealed in a court filing released on Friday. The DOJ has reached a settlement with Boeing that mandates the company […]
Newark and Hoboken among New Jersey cities facing lawsuit from DOJ for hindering immigration laws
The Trump administration has taken legal action against four cities in New Jersey, claiming that local officials are hindering federal law efforts related to illegal immigration through their sanctuary city policies. The lawsuit from the Justice Department asserts that Newark, Hoboken, Jersey City, and Patterson are obstructing federal initiatives aimed at controlling illegal immigration. The […]
Brandon Johnson from Chicago, facing a DOJ inquiry for racial discrimination, labels Trump a racist ‘monster’
Mayor Johnson’s Outbursts Amid Investigation Brandon Johnson, Chicago’s Democratic mayor, recently vented his frustrations on Twitter, labeling former President Donald Trump a “racist monster.” This outburst came after Trump initiated a federal inquiry into the mayor’s recruitment practices within the city. Last weekend, Johnson, who identifies as a “progressive,” sparked eyebrows when he expressed pride […]
DOJ Lawyer Shares Her Discoveries From Her First Week On the Job, Highlighting a Key Misunderstanding Among Liberals
The Civil Rights Attorney General has shared some surprising experiences upon joining the Justice Department (DOJ) under the new Trump administration. During a podcast interview, Dillon discussed how attorneys in the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division referred to their time as “Unhappy time,” mentioning “Crying Sessions.” Interestingly, she noted that this turmoil wasn’t solely because Trump […]