DOJ Rules No Charges For Prosecutor That Gave Epstein “Sweetheart Deal”
By John Vibes Former Labor Secretary Alex Acosta was one of the powerful figures who helped Epstein avoid serious jail time from behind the scenes…
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Julian Assange Charged In Superseding Indictment By DOJ
By Tyler Durden A federal grand jury returned a second superseding indictment today charging WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange with offenses that relate to Assange’s alleged…
Justice Dept Shake-up: Jay Clayton Corruption Expands
By Aaron Kesel Most are aware that U.S. President Donald Trump has appointed numerous Goldman Sachs persons to his cabinets; but almost no one (other…
Trump DOJ Wants More Tools To Take Your Guns After Arming Police with Military Weapons Years Ago
By Aaron Kesel The Trump Department of Justice is asking Congress for more enforcement resources for guns, amid surging sales in firearms in the last…
After Clearing DOJ Review and State Lawsuits, T-Mobile and Sprint Now Merged Which Means More Harmful 5G
By B.N. Frank Activist Post reported last year about states filing lawsuits against the proposed T-Mobile / Sprint merger (see 1, 2, 3). According to…
DOJ Seeks To Suspend Constitutional Rights Because Coronavirus & MSM Says Vaping Tied To COVID-19
By The Last American Vagabond Welcome to The Daily Wrap Up with Ryan Cristián — The Last American Vagabond — a concise show dedicated to…
The Graham-Blumenthal Bill: A New Path for DOJ to Finally Break Encryption
By Joe Mullin Members of Congress are about to introduce a bill that will undermine the law that undergirds free speech on the Internet. If…
After Declaring Terrorist Watchlist Unconstitutional, Judge Backpedals
By Janet Phelan In a widely reported decision last September, Federal Judge Anthony Trenga declared that the Terrorist Watchlist was unconstitutional. Now, however, Judge Trenga…
DOJ Asked to Examine New Systemic Risk in Gold & Silver Markets
By Mike Gleason Impeachment circus lows and stock market highs dominated the news cycle this week, and precious metals are quietly attempting a recovery. Bulls…
US Department of Justice and Malaysian Financier Jho Low Reach a Settlement
Op-Ed by Amelia Cole In the Summer of 2016, the United States Department of Justice filed law suits related to the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB)…
With Little Fanfare, William Barr Formally Announces Orwellian Pre-Crime Program
By Whitney Webb Last Wednesday, U.S. Attorney General William Barr issued a memorandum to all U.S. attorneys, law enforcement agencies and top ranking Justice Department…
Edward Snowden Responds After Trump DOJ Sues Whistleblower Over New Memoir the US Government “Does Not Want You to Read”
By Julia Conley Citing what First Amendment advocates have called an “unconstitutional” system of controlling what federal employees can and cannot say about their work,…
The Politicization of Justice
Op-Ed by Renee Parsons The American criminal justice system has long been a sharp painful thorn in the nation’s consciousness as if to remind us…
Epstein Prison Guards “Not Cooperating” With DOJ Probe
By Tyler Durden Employees at the Manhattan Metropolitan Correctional Center where convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein reportedly took his own life last week are not cooperating with…