DOJ on McCabe: I am mad as heck and don’t know how much I can take
If the President and DOJ cannot deliver equal justice, what will come next is a whirlwind that no one wants to ride. If Durham has any indictments ready, the time is now
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Mergers and Acquisitions: Like it or not, more are coming in 2020
In the business and investing world, corporate mergers and acquisitions activities often end up as immensely polarizing events.
Licensed to Lie: 2014 book exposes start of Deep State DOJ corruption
Licensed to lie, Sydney Powell's 2014 book, lays out the very beginnings of the Obama Department of Justice Deep State that led to the Russia Hoax.
Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein expected to resign soon from DOJ
WASHINGTON: Department of Justice (DOJ) Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is planning to step down once the new attorney general has been confirmed. Rosenstein’s upcoming departure raises questions for some about the future of the Mueller probe. Rosenstein has overseen the Mueller probe from the start after former AG Jeff Sessions recused himself from the ...
Department of Justice won’t defend ACA lawsuits and that is a good thing
The Department of Justice will not defend the ACA lawsuits. Trump has tried to get Congress to act with urgency, but they haven't. But the "tax" for not buying ACA is no longer penalizing Americans. So does the ACA even exist? The Department of Justice will not defend the ACA lawsuits. Trump has tried to get Congress to act with urgency, but they haven't. But the "tax" for not buying ACA is no longer penalizing Americans. So does the ACA even exist? Whatever it is, Trump wants change.
T-Mobile, Sprint strike a merger deal: Why the government should approve it
In spite of fears of less competition in the communications space, the just-announced T-Mobile merger with Sprint is a good idea.
Andrew McCabe firing: An opportunity for President Trump to shine light on the Deep State
All FBI officials must always respect the law, be completely without bias and always be truthful. Andrew McCabe appears to have violated those requirements.
The dream ends as California’s nightmare looms
The Justice Department has put California at ground zero because the state leadership has clearly said "we are a 'sanctuary state, and we will resist".
Sessions orders sweeping review of police reform agreements
Jeff Sessions has ordered the Department of Justice to review all police reform agreements, with the intention of handing power back to local law enforcement.
George Conway, III tapped as head of DOJ civil division
If confirmed by the Senate, George Conway would be the leader of the office responsible for handling legal disputes surrounding Trump’s political agenda including the travel ban.
Election Day shenanigans Tuesday? Call the FBI. Here’s how
You can easily contact the FBI agent specially trained to respond to citizen complaints about possible violations of Federal voting rights laws in your area.
Trump: Giving Operation Fast and Furious new relevance
Operation Fast and Furious wasn't considered 'relevant' to the trial of the Sinaloa killers of Brian Terry, who was killed by a Fast and Furious gun.
Forget about ‘felons’ or ‘convicts’: The criminal use of euphemisms
PHOENIX, May 9, 2016 – The Office of Justice Programs, a division within the Justice Department, recently announced that it would no longer use terms such as “felons” or “convicts” to describe, well, felons and convicts. Henceforth, convicts and felons will instead be referred to in less disparaging, much more euphemistical terms such as “person who ...
Congress’s Fast and Furious capitulation
Republican House leadership has shown it has no teeth and no spine as a watchdog over the Obama Administration and a defender of the rule of law in America.
DOJ may not need Apple’s assistance to unlock iPhone
WASHINGTON, March 21, 2016 – Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym canceled a scheduled hearing in California after the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced it may not need Apple’s assistance breaking into an iPhone that was used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists. The cancellation is a surprising twist in what has already been a high-profile ...
DOA by DOJ: Comcast Time Warner buyout is no more (UPDATED)
WASHINGTON, April 24, 2015 – Like Monty Python’s famous parrot, the highly controversial marriage between cable and media giants Comcast and Time Warner is no more, effectively killed off by the trust-busting efforts of the Obama Department of Justice (DOJ). Numerous sources, including the Wall Street Journal and Comcast-owned CNBC, detailed the final outcome Friday morning, confirming ...
BREAKING: UK trader charged with fraud in 2010 stock ‘flash crash’
WASHINGTON, April 21, 2015 – CNBC reports that a UK-based futures trader deliberately and illegally manipulated markets, an action that contributed to the infamous “flash crash” of May 2010 that caused panic on Wall Street and world markets. In documents that were unsealed Tuesday, CNBC reports “The [U.S.] Justice Department charged the United Kingdom’s Navinder ...