Former Judges Urge Court to Reopen Settlement Over Trump’s $1.776 Billion Fund
Thirty-five retired federal judges request the reopening of a settlement creating a controversial fund linked to Trump’s IRS lawsuit, calling it a “fraud on…
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Thirty-five retired federal judges request the reopening of a settlement creating a controversial fund linked to Trump’s IRS lawsuit, calling it a “fraud on…
The Justice Department is investigating if author E. Jean Carroll lied about funding sources during her lawsuits against former President Donald Trump
A new poll shows Latino voters withdrawing support from Trump while Democrats face challenges securing strong Latino backing ahead of the 2026 midterms
Chihuahua Governor Maria Eugenia Campos claims persecution by Mexico's ruling party following the deaths of two CIA agents during an April drug lab raid
Adam Candeub, a conservative tech critic and FCC general counsel, is the leading candidate to head the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division
Alabama Republicans have asked the Supreme Court to permit use of their 2023 congressional map after a lower court ruled it racially discriminatory
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico acknowledges past debate missteps but accuses GOP rival Ken Paxton of using distractions to hide a history of corruption
Johnny Garcia is projected to defeat Maureen Galindo in the Texas Democratic runoff after antisemitism accusations unsettled the race
Former President Joe Biden has filed a lawsuit to block the Justice Department from releasing audio recordings and transcripts of interviews used in a…
The Trump administration proposes mandatory non-disclosure agreements for all federal employees to curb unauthorized leaks while preserving lawful disclosures