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DOJ Accused of Halting Epstein Ranch Search

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House Oversight Chair James Comer alleges the DOJ blocked New Mexico's 2019 search of Jeffrey Epstein's ranch. A new investigation is now underway. Questions persist about government failures in prosecuting the late financier. read more


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DOJ Pulls Commerce Secretary Photo From Epstein Files

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The DOJ briefly removed a photo of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick from released Epstein files. The image shows him on Epstein's island. Lawmakers are scrutinizing Lutnick's ties and may call him to testify. read more

Trump Banner on DOJ Sparks Authoritarian Fears

#TrumpBanner #DOJControversy

A giant banner of President Trump's face was hung on the DOJ building, sparking online outrage and comparisons to authoritarian regimes. Critics say it undermines the department's independence, while the administration calls it a patriotic celebration. read more

Trump Ally Pushed Failed Lawmaker Indictment: Report

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U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro allegedly pushed prosecutors to rapidly indict six Democratic lawmakers over a military rights video, but a grand jury declined. The failed case highlights unusual DOJ tactics and broader staff exodus under the Trump administration. read more

Scholar Urges DOJ Defunding Over Partisan Hiring

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A conservative legal scholar calls to defund the DOJ after a former official sought pro-Trump prosecutors. Critics warn the department is becoming a partisan tool, with recent raids fueling election interference concerns. read more

Trump DOJ Accused of Voter Data Extortion in Minnesota

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Trump's DOJ demands Minnesota's voter data, threatening to withdraw federal agents if the state refuses. Officials call it extortion, accusing the administration of using law enforcement to gain political leverage ahead of midterm elections. read more