Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz said there were more than two dozen confidential human sources in the crowd on Jan. 6, but only three were assigned by the FBI to be present for the event, while stressing that none… Read More »DOJ IG reveals number of FBI confidential sources on the ground during Jan 6
Over the past six years, Pam Bondi has worked as a Washington lobbyist for one of the top firms in the country, representing corporate behemoths such as Amazon and Uber. Now, some of the same clients her firm represents are… Read More »Pam Bondi’s lobbying past will create an ethics morass at DOJ
Special Counsel Jack Smith is required to submit to the Justice Department a report summarizing the results of his dual investigations into President-elect Trump — an action that will put a formal end to his two-year probe and one that… Read More »Special Counsel Jack Smith required to submit Trump findings to DOJ before leaving. What happens next?
Let’s face it, trust in most of our government institutions has utterly collapsed. Many people don’t have faith in the FDA, the DOD, HUD, Homeland Security, the health agencies, and the list goes on. And they don’t trust the media… Read More »Faith in DOJ plummets as Biden, pardoning Hunter, joins Trump in denouncing the department
There is no other way to put it: Joe Biden lied. Over and over. After repeatedly promising, pledging, vowing not to pardon his son Hunter, the President of the United States did exactly that. The move amounted to a devastating… Read More »Biden, Trump both rip DOJ after president pardons Hunter
Attorneys for first son Hunter Biden filed a motion with the court arguing that the grand jury indictment against President Biden’s son be dismissed completely, though the special counsel assigned to the case says the dismissal should be denied. President… Read More »DOJ special counsel says Hunter Biden’s indictment should not be dismissed
The Justice Department once green lit the very election reform law it is now suing Virginia over, a measure aimed at removing noncitizens from the commonwealth’s voter rolls, Fox News Digital has learned. The DOJ filed suit Oct. 11 in… Read More »DOJ once OK'd law at center of Youngkin voter roll-culling order feds now suing to block
The Virginia governor’s office is hitting out at what it says is an “unprecedented” lawsuit by the Department of Justice (DOJ) in response to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s efforts to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls. The DOJ is claiming that Youngkin… Read More »GOP governor slams ‘unprecedented’ DOJ lawsuit over removal of noncitizens from voter rolls
The Justice Department charged a former primary opponent of Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., with threatening to send a “Russian-Ukrainian hit squad” to kill his political rival. William Robert Braddock III, 41, of St. Petersburg, Florida, was charged with threatening… Read More »DOJ charges Rep. Anna Paulina Luna's former Florida primary opponent with threatening to kill political rival
The Department of Justice sued the State of Alabama and its top election official, alleging that they had removed voters who had previously been issued noncitizen identification numbers from its election rolls too close to election day. Noncitizen identification numbers… Read More »DOJ sues Alabama, state's top election official for allegedly purging noncitizen voters too close to election