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Justice Department takes Harvard to court over race-based admissions data
The fight between the current U.S. government and Harvard has moved back into the courtroom. The administration of Donald Trump has filed suit against Harvard University, accusing the school of withholding admissions records that federal investigators say are essential to determining whether the university abandoned affirmative action after it was struck down. In a complaint…
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Justice Department unseals millions of Epstein files, naming powerful figures
The Justice Department on Friday reopened a long-running window into the Jeffrey Epstein case,...
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Justice Department overwhelmed by 5.2 million-document Epstein review
The Justice Department has extended its review of records tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine...
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Justice Department admits newly found Epstein files will delay disclosure for weeks
The Justice Department acknowledged on Wednesday that it will miss a congressionally imposed...
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Trump administration loses bid to halt New York’s driver’s license law
A federal judge has upheld New York’s Green Light Law. This comes as a setback to the Trump administration’s attempt to block the state from issuing driver’s licenses to residents who...
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Partial Epstein files release fuels demands for answers
The Justice Department’s limited release of Jeffrey Epstein files has triggered a political backlash, but Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche says the administration is moving deliberately to avoid...
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Justice Department under pressure to release Epstein sex trafficking files
With a court-imposed deadline looming, the Justice Department is expected by Friday to begin releasing long-sought records tied to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender and financier whose social...
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Trump administration tells judge White House ballroom can’t be paused for security reasons
The Trump administration has told a federal court that construction of a new White House ballroom must proceed, citing national security concerns and arguing that a historic preservation group seeking...
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Trump administration argues sign language services undermine Trump’s grip on his public image
The White House is fighting against calls to restore live American Sign Language interpretation at press briefings, arguing in court that such a requirement would interfere with President Donald Trump’s...
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Black Lives Matter organizer in Oklahoma indicted over alleged misuse of bail fund donations
Federal prosecutors have stated that a longtime organizer in Oklahoma City’s Black Lives Matter chapter diverted millions of dollars intended for bail support and protest-related aid, directing large...
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DOJ stumbles again in attempt to revive charges against Letitia James
The Justice Department is struggling to re-indict New York Attorney General Letitia James. For the second time in seven days, a grand jury declined to endorse federal prosecutors’ case against her....
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Judge rules Trump’s wind energy halt unlawful
An attempt by President Donald Trump to put the brakes on wind energy development has been overturned in court. This clears a major legal obstacle for projects stalled on federal land and waters. On Monday,...
