AG Garland Says He’d Resign If Pressured by Biden to Go After Trump
Attorney General Merrick Garland said he would resign if President Biden asked him to take legal action against former President Trump.
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U.S. Contractor Arrested on Espionage Charges, Accused of Giving Foreign Country Classified Information
A contract employee for the Justice and State departments was arrested on espionage charges for allegedly providing classified information to a foreign country.
Trump Wrote Assistant’s To-Do Lists on Back of Classified Documents, She Told Investigators
One of Donald Trump’s former long-time personal assistants told federal investigators that the former president repeatedly wrote to-do notes for her on the backs of classified documents.
FBI Agents, Prosecutors Threatened, Harassed over Hunter Biden Probe
Prosecutors and FBI agents investigating the Hunter Biden case have been threatened and harassed by people who don’t think the president’s son has been treated harshly enough, NBC News reports.
Garland Recalls ‘Horrors’ of Sept. 11, Pledges to Continue Protecting Americans
On the 22nd anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on Monday, Attorney General Merrick Garland recalled the heroism of law enforcement and public safety officers that day and pledged to remain committed to protecting Americans.
Justice Department Plans to Indict Hunter Biden This Month
Federal prosecutors plan to seek an indictment of Hunter Biden by Sept. 29, according to new court filings by special counsel David Weiss.
Poll Shows Most Americans Believe Trump Is Guilty of Trying to Overturn the Election
A new survey by Politico/Ipsos suggests many Americans – most notably Independents – believe the former president is guilty, despite his repeated argument that he’s the target of “a witch hunt.
DOJ Charges 371 People over $836M in Alleged COVID-19 Fraud
The Justice Department has charged 371 people in a nationwide crackdown on fraud related to COVID-19 aid, targeting more than $830 million in stolen coronavirus funds, the agency announced in a news release Wednesday.