Justice Department Takes Steps to Control Federal Land Acquisitions
DOJ Claims Trump Can Revoke National Monuments Designation The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Tuesday that former President Donald Trump holds the authority to revoke national monument designations established by his predecessor, including two designated areas in California. This new legal opinion challenges a 1938 ruling from the DOJ, which maintained that a sitting […]
Biden’s Justice Department Lawyers Settle Into the Swamp
A former official from the Biden Department of Justice has joined a left-leaning legal firm to file a lawsuit against the Trump administration. This move, among others, has caused delays in Trump’s agenda and fueled ongoing tensions between his administration and the courts. Some lawyers from the Biden administration have aligned with established organizations like […]
Biden’s monuments can be canceled by Trump, according to a new Justice Department opinion.
The Justice Department has stated that President Donald Trump has the authority to eliminate national monuments established by former President Joe Biden, which were created at the request of Native American tribes. In the final days of his presidency, Biden designated the Chuckwalla National Monument and the Satilla Highlands National Memorial, safeguarding hundreds of thousands […]
Judge Charles Breyer, sibling of a former Supreme Court justice, will manage the Newsom case.
California’s Lawsuit Against Trump Over National Guard Deployment On Tuesday, retired Justice Stephen Breyer’s younger brother, Charles Breyer, was appointed to oversee a lawsuit filed by California’s Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom against the Trump administration. The lawsuit concerns the deployment of the National Guard, which Trump authorized in response to protests in Los Angeles County […]
Trump’s Justice Department to request dismissal of Abrego Garcia case following his return
On Tuesday, the Trump administration moved to dismiss a civil lawsuit demanding that Kilmer Armando Abrego Garcia be returned to the U.S. They argued that the case is moot since he is already back in U.S. custody. In a submission, administration lawyers informed U.S. District Judge Paula Sinis of their intention to file a formal […]
State Sues Department of Justice over Transgender Athlete Directive
Lawsuit Challenges Gender Discrimination in Sports A recent lawsuit argues that state regulations shouldn’t discriminate based on “biological gender.” The claim suggests that female students who enjoy athletic opportunities shouldn’t be impacted by any perceived discrimination tied to gender. The lawsuit emphasizes that allowing athletes to participate according to their gender identity aligns with the […]
Trump’s Justice Department Files Lawsuit Against Oakland Coffee Shop for Allegedly Denying Service to Jews
DOJ Sues Oakland Coffee Shop Over Alleged Discrimination Against Jews The Department of Justice (DOJ) has reportedly filed a lawsuit against a coffee shop in Oakland, California, known as Jerusalem Coffee House, over allegations of refusing service to Jews and “Zionists.” This action comes as part of efforts from the newly formed Civil Rights Division. […]
California sues Justice Department after request from trans athlete
California has initiated a lawsuit against the Department of Justice after the department requested that public high schools in the state prohibit transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports. The lawsuit claims that the Justice Department lacks the authority to make such a demand and did not provide any legal backing for local educational institutions […]
Glendale terminates agreement with ICE following immigration protests in LA
A significant suburb of Los Angeles has canceled its contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in response to public disapproval regarding the agency’s role in enforcing the Trump administration’s deportation policies. This contract, which permitted federal officials to detain suspected undocumented immigrants in local facilities, had been active for nearly two decades. In a […]
Justice Department Pursues $7.7 Million Seizure of Cryptocurrency from North Korean Hackers Pretending to Be IT Employees
Simply put The Department of Justice has confiscated $7.74 million in cryptocurrency that was laundered by North Korean IT workers who used fake identities to secure jobs with U.S. companies. These workers were compensated in stablecoins, which they then converted through various methods before funneling the money back to the North Korean regime. Security experts […]