Justice Department
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The Ballot Wars Heat Up
While the Democrats are licking their lips about taking back the House in November, the Trump administration is fighting to make it harder for them to cheat.
The Targeting Was Worse Than We Thought
If you thought the FBI’s infamous Richmond memo targeting “Radical-Traditionalist” Catholics was never acted upon, think again.
Why Blanche Won’t Pledge ‘Independence’
Democrats prove, once again, that they don’t understand — or perhaps don’t care to understand — the constitutional separation of powers.
Blanche Rescinds the Anti-Weaponization Fund
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is working out a deal with Republican senators to win a confirmation vote scheduled for Tuesday morning.
Fast and Furious for Fentanyl?
A DEA whistleblower says the Biden administration allowed deadly fentanyl to flood the streets of New Mexico, ostensibly in order to take down the major drug dealers.
Newsom Plays the ‘Lawfare Victim’ Card
It worked for Donald Trump, Gavin Newsom reasoned, so why not complain that he and his wife are targets as a way to bolster his coming presidential bid?
Blanche: A Rock-Solid Pick
Trump’s acting AG isn’t a great communicator or a partisan bomb-thrower, so he’s likely to disappoint those in the mainstream media itching for a bloody confirmation fight.
RIP to the Anti-Weaponization Fund?
Amid the screeching from all the usual suspects, the Trump administration has backed away, at least temporarily, from its well-intentioned $1.776 billion victims restitution fund.
Is the DOJ Probing Trump Accuser Carroll?
E. Jean Carroll, who made a fortune by dubiously accusing Donald Trump of sexual abuse and defamation, could be swept up in an investigation by the Department of Justice.
Yale Medical School’s Racial Favoritism
The Justice Department says the school discriminates against whites and Asians, while “race preferences elevate Black and Hispanic applicants in the admissions process.”
The Long-Overdue Indictment of Raúl Castro
The former Cuban strongman, brother of the late Fidel Castro, has been indicted for the murders of four Americans in 1996, and it could lead to meaningful change in Cuba.
Press Leakers Get a Dose of Flex Seal From Trump
The Justice Department has been subpoenaing media companies to track down government officials who are leaking sensitive information to the press.
Trump’s DOJ Weaponization ‘Slush Fund’
Democrats are apoplectic that the president has settled a lawsuit with a compensatory fund that might benefit people abused by Democrats.
That Rocky Mountain High-Capacity Magazine, AR Ban
President Trump’s Justice Department is taking on Colorado’s Second Amendment infringement — gun laws that clearly violate the Constitution.
It’s an SPLC-FBI-MSM Scandal
That the Southern Poverty Law Center stands accused of having laundered money and funded hate groups is only part of this sordid, scummy affair.
Joe Biden’s Anti-Christian Presidency
An 800-page report from the Justice Department details how the entire Biden administration expressed and acted upon an anti-Christian bias.
Political Revenge Will Destroy America’s Institutions
Democrats and Republicans have fundamentally differed in how they have approached political prosecutions, but there’s a risk with James Comey’s indictment.
Trump DOJ Takes Wild Second Swing at Comey
The latest charges against the former FBI director over his foolish “86 47” social media post are little more than lawfare and vindictiveness.
Indictment: The SPLC Funded the Hate It Opposed
For decades, the Southern Poverty Law Center has acted as a hate group while raising and spending money to ostensibly combat hate. Now comes an indictment for fraud.
How Biden Weaponized the DOJ Against Christians
Just when you thought Joe Biden could sink no lower, it turns out his administration was colluding with NGOs to target Christian pro-life activists.