FBI/DOJ Archives

Federal Prosecutors Get Publicly Reprimanded by Judge in Trump Documents Case

Florida District Judge Aileen Cannon, an appointee of President Trump, recently took federal prosecutors to task and delivered a stinging rebuke on Monday. This came as she rendered void two of their submissions, shedding light on potential issues surrounding a Washington, D.C. grand jury’s involvement in the ongoing investigation. In the midst of this unfolding legal drama, the esteemed court directed the special counsel, Jack Smith of the Department of Justice (DOJ), to unveil and …

SHOCKING: Prominent Democratic Figure Sues Google and YouTube for First Amendment Violations

In a decisive move, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent Democratic figure and a hopeful candidate for the presidential seat, has taken a stand against YouTube and its parent company, Google, by initiating legal action against them. This lawsuit, officially filed on a Wednesday, revolves around the alleged infringement of Kennedy’s cherished First Amendment rights. He firmly contends that his thought-provoking speeches and insightful interviews have been inappropriately purged from the platform. As the nation …

Ramaswamy Sues DOJ: Biden Family’s Disturbing Conspiracy with the DOJ to Undermine Our Votes

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has sued the Justice Department under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) for allegedly failing to respond to his request for information about the classified documents lawsuit against former President Donald Trump. Ramaswamy announced on Twitter (now known as X), and the complaint was filed in the district court in Columbia on August 1. The 2024 Republican presidential candidate claimed that the Department of Justice did not provide a substantive …

Biden vs. Liberty: A Dangerous War on Free Speech Emerges from White House

The Biden administration announced its intention to challenge a judge’s ruling that blocked government agencies and officials from engaging with social media companies. Lawyers from the Department of Justice (DOJ) have filed an appeal in the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana. This comes after U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty made a decision on July 4, which has caused a legal dispute. Attorneys from the DOJ filed a motion stating that …

How the Biden Administration is Weaponizing Justice: The Trump Indictment Exposed

The recent indictment of ex-President Donald Trump by special counsel Jack Smith, rooted in apparent political bias, is a clear attack on the bedrock principles of our democracy. It underscores the worrying trend of the Biden administration using the justice system as a political tool. The cherished values of fairness and impartiality that uphold our rule of law are being steadily undermined, as evidenced by the recent suspiciously lenient plea deal offered to Hunter Biden. …

Joe Biden Calls For the Wealthy To Pay Their Fair Share Of Taxes, While His Son Pleads Out To Tax Evasion

According to a press release from Weiss ‘ team, U.S. Attorney David Weiss’s ongoing investigation into Hunter Biden remains active despite a plea deal. The release stated that Biden had been charged with two misdemeanor tax offenses and a felony firearm offense. However, Biden, 53, has agreed to plead guilty to the tax charges and enter a pretrial diversion agreement for the gun violation, pending scheduling by a U.S. district court judge. Under the terms …

Trump Silenced – Barred from Sharing Classified Documents on Social Media

A federal judge in Florida has instructed former President Donald Trump and his legal team not to disclose any evidence related to a classified documents case unless they have proper authorization to do so. The ruling comes as a win for special counsel Jack Smith, who requested the court to prevent Trump and his defense team from publicly disclosing materials obtained during the discovery process. U.S. Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart, in his order, stated that …

Explosive Standoff! DOJ Defies GOP’s Demand for Mar-a-Lago Raid Secrets

In response to a request by House Republicans, the Department of Justice (DOJ) refused to release details of the raid on Mar-a-Lago that the FBI conducted last August in search of allegedly confidential documents tied to former President Donald Trump. House Judiciary Committee Chairman, Republican Jim Jordan, wrote to the DOJ requesting details regarding the classified files uncovered during the search. Among those were exchanges between the FBI’s Washington office and the Secret Service. The DOJ denied Jordan’s request on Friday, citing …

Trump’s Contingency Plans for 20224 Should the Witch-Hunt Prevail

Former President Donald Trump has announced whether or not he will withdraw from the 2024 election if he is convicted in connection with a Department of Justice lawsuit into whether or not he mishandled confidential documents. The 45th president and current GOP frontrunner was asked in an interview with Politico if he would withdraw from the race if he were to be convicted in the case. Trump has said he doesn’t expect to be convicted and has …

FBI Revokes Whistleblowers Clearance

Three whistleblowers’ top-secret security clearances have been revoked by the FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, a New York Times report states. In a letter addressed to Jim Jordan, the Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, the FBI cited concerns about the whistleblowers’ “allegiance to the United States” as the reason for this action. Notably, two of these agents, Marcus Allen and Stephen Friend, were scheduled to testify before the House Judiciary panel on Thursday, specifically regarding the federal government’s militarization issue.