FBI Director Kash Patel promises openness in Senate Judiciary hearing
FBI Director Kash Patel Addresses Senate Judiciary Committee During his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, FBI Director Kash Patel emphasized his commitment to transparency, particularly in light of the recent concerns surrounding the investigation into Charlie Kirk’s assassination. In his opening remarks, Patel outlined the FBI’s accomplishments since President Trump took office. He recognized […]
Senate Judiciary Shows Biden Placed More Than 11,000 Migrant Children in U.S. Homes with Non-Checked Adults
Concerns Raised Over Unvetted Sponsors for Migrant Children Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chuck Grassley, has disclosed troubling information regarding the Biden administration’s handling of unaccompanied foreign children (UACs). According to a recent report, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has been placing these children in homes with adult sponsors who have […]
Climate Judiciary Project removes judge testimonials due to scrutiny
Environmental advocacy groups, facing accusations of attempting to sway judges, haveremoved and anonymized the identities of jurists collaborating with the activist network. This follows a digital report from FOX News that highlights an online forum dedicated to updates on climate lawsuits. Established in 2018 by the Institute for Environmental Law, the Climate Justice Project (CJP) […]
Senate Judiciary Chairman Grassley and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Crawford ask the FBI to examine thumb drives with Hillary Clinton’s emails.
Investigation into Clinton’s Email Servers Requested by Senate and House Leaders Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, along with House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence Chairman Rick Crawford, has asked FBI Director Kash Patel to conduct a more thorough investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of private email servers during her time as Secretary of State […]
U.S. imposes sanctions on Brazilian judiciary handling Bolsonaro case
The U.S. Treasury recently approved measures against Brazil’s justice system following its use of court orders aimed at conservative officials and their supporters. Judge Alexandre de Moraes of Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court faced repercussions for allegedly misusing his authority to enforce “arbitrary pretrial detention” and suppress “freedom of expression,” as stated in a press release. […]
Senate Judiciary Democrats begin investigation into possible violations of court orders by Trump officials
On Tuesday, Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats launched an investigation into whether the Trump administration bypassed court orders during deportation flights to other countries. This inquiry was prompted by a whistleblower report from a lawyer in Attorney General Erez Roubeni’s Department of Justice, who indicated that Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove expressed a willingness to flout […]
House Judiciary Issues Subpoena to Former Pfizer Executive
House Committee Summons Former Pfizer Executive House Attorney General Jim Jordan has called Dr. Philip Domitzer to testify regarding the investigation into the delay of the COVID-19 vaccine in 2020. Domitzer, who previously held a key position as Pfizer’s global vaccine research and development director, declined to appear before the House Judiciary Committee through his […]
Barrett Criticizes Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supporting a Dominant Judiciary
Supreme Court’s Ruling on National Injunctions Judge Amy Coney Barrett has addressed the dissent from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. The Supreme Court ruled that judges should not have the power to issue national injunctions that halt government policies. The decision, which came down 6-3 in the case known as Trump vs. Casa, involved lower courts […]
House Judiciary requests Brown University documents regarding specific student
House Judiciary Committee Requests Brown University Documents The House Judiciary Committee is seeking internal notes and communications from the President of Brown University regarding disciplinary actions taken against students who leaked personal information in emails styled after the Doge meme. In a letter addressed to President Christina Paxson, the committee expressed concern that the university’s […]
Ten years on, how Obergefell transformed marriage, society, and the judiciary
Same-Sex Marriage a Decade After Obergefell It’s been ten years since the Supreme Court extended marriage rights to same-sex couples with the landmark 2015 ruling, Obergefell v. Hodges. The opinion, written by Justice Anthony Kennedy, declared, “This freedom may no longer be denied,” affirming that same-sex couples can exercise their fundamental right to marry. However, […]