9th Circuit rejects Trump DOJ’s request for California to discard probable noncitizen ballots — but the issue isn’t resolved yet
Trump Administration Faces Setback in California Voting Dispute The Trump administration’s attempt to compel California to exclude ballots from a list of potentially noncitizen voters has been unsuccessful. The Department of Justice identified approximately 20,000 likely noncitizen voters and requested that California verify their legal voting status or separate their ballots. Despite these claims, California […]
9th Circuit denies Trump DOJ’s urgent request regarding 20,000 disputed voters in California
Ninth Circuit Denies Emergency Request on California Voter Ballots A panel from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has, well, turned down an emergency appeal from the federal government aimed at stopping California officials from processing mail-in ballots belonging to 20,000 individuals identified as potential noncitizens. California’s officials have resisted this push from the Department […]
Judge appointed by Trump dismisses the DOJ’s lawsuit on voter registration in Utah
A federal judge chosen by President Donald Trump has dealt another setback to his administration’s efforts against alleged illegal voting in the lead-up to the midterm elections. On Friday, District Judge David Barlow dismissed a lawsuit initiated by the Department of Justice against Utah’s Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson, a Republican. The lawsuit aimed to compel […]
Deregulation of silencers and short-barreled rifles follows DOJ’s decision not to appeal
Gun rights supporters are celebrating a recent court decision that simplifies the process for acquiring firearm suppressors and specific weapons. An entrepreneur-turned-lawmaker described the ruling as a significant enhancement of Second Amendment rights in almost a century. Rep. Andrew Clyde from Georgia, who started the Clyde Armory before his congressional role, stated that the previous […]
Voter registration issue in a blue state is examining the DOJ’s authority to review state election documents
The Justice Department is ramping up its conflict with California regarding access to voter rolls. They’re accusing state officials of blocking federal audits, which, according to California, threatens voter privacy and exceeds federal authority. This dispute mainly involves how voter roll management works and the access to registration records rather than any specific fraud allegations […]
FBI Executes First Arrest from DOJ’s List of Top Fraud Suspects
FBI Arrests First Individual from New “Most Wanted Scammers” List The FBI has made its first arrest from a recently released “Most Wanted Scammers” list, apprehending former grocery store owner Saeed Abdullahi Eleg. FBI Director Kash Patel announced the arrest of Eleg, 47, on Wednesday as part of a broader initiative to combat widespread fraud. […]
FBI conducts initial arrest related to the DOJ’s Most Wanted Fraudsters list in Minneapolis
FBI Unveils “Most Wanted Scammers” Amid Ongoing Crackdown Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche outlined the recent discovery of a complex drug smuggling tunnel stretching 2,000 feet from Mexico into San Diego, which led to the seizure of $45 million worth of cocaine. He also mentioned efforts to combat crime across the nation, noting the arrests […]
Trump Plans to Abandon DOJ’s Ineffective Anti-Weaponization Fund
Trump’s Plan to Cut Anti-Weaponization Fund President Donald Trump is looking to eliminate the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) $1.8 billion fund aimed at addressing weaponization issues, according to a report by the Daily Caller. This move has attracted criticism from both Democrats and some Republicans, who are questioning how tax dollars are being spent. The […]
Maryland’s Lt. Governor Miller responds to Trump DOJ’s ballot inquiry
Maryland’s Lt. Gov. Responds to Trump’s Claims on Mail-in Voting Errors Maryland’s Lieutenant Governor Aluna Miller has reacted to President Donald Trump’s demands for a Justice Department investigation into mistakes regarding the state’s mail-in voting. Miller has firmly denied any allegations of corruption, stating that mistakes in election administration happen in nearly every election. Trump’s […]
TikTok planned to pay $1 billion in 2024 for violations of children’s privacy, long before the DOJ’s $400 million agreement, according to sources.
TikTok Settlement Discussions with Justice Department TikTok is reportedly close to reaching a settlement of around $400 million with the Justice Department regarding child data privacy issues. This is significant since the company was previously willing to pay $1 billion to resolve similar allegations in 2024, according to a report. In June 2024, the Federal […]