Why Did The House Panel Interview Jeffrey Epstein’s Former Assistant
Lesley Groff worked for Epstein for nearly two decades and played a key role in coordinating his meetings and managing his schedule
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ICC Oversight Body Moves Forward With Case Against Prosecutor
According to the report, the U.N. investigation found evidence of alleged nonconsensual sexual contact involving a female aide
Trump Nominates Todd Blanche For Attorney General
The move comes amid scrutiny of several high-profile decisions made during Blanche’s tenure.
Court Rules Trump Administration’s H-1B Surcharge Unlawful
The ruling effectively invalidates one of the administration’s most aggressive efforts to discourage employers from hiring overseas talent.
DOJ Expands Election Review As California Ballot Count Continues
However, officials have not publicly identified specific cases or allegations under investigation.
Judge Rules Against Immigration Policies Targeting Applicants From 39 Nations
Chief U.S. District Judge John J. McConnell Jr. sided with immigrant advocacy organizations and labor unions that challenged the policies in a lawsuit filed earlier this year.
Lawmakers Introduce Draft Of Bill Preempting Some State AI Regulations For 3 Years
A discussion draft is meant to solicit feedback from lawmakers and experts before it would be formally introduced as a bill.
What Is In The Senate’s New $70 Billion Immigration Bill
The measure provides long-term funding for ICE and Border Patrol through the remainder of Trump's term and now heads to the House for final approval
5 Things To Know About The Senate Hearing On Transgender ‘Medicine,’ Chloe Cole’s Testimony
Democrats attempted to frame their opposition to such laws in terms of parental rights and medical privacy.
Supreme Court Upholds FCC Enforcement Powers In Telecom Case
The ruling effectively preserves a key regulatory mechanism used by the agency to investigate and address alleged misconduct.
Former Trump Adviser John Bolton Reaches Plea Deal
Bolton plans to plead guilty to one count of retaining national security records and has agreed to pay a fine exceeding $2 million
House Republicans Refer New Epstein Allegations To Justice Department
The request follows Kellen's closed-door testimony before congressional investigators last month
What Is Behind Ohio State’s $100 Million Abuse Settlement
The settlement, approved by the university’s Board of Trustees on Wednesday, covers all but one of the 280 survivors who still had active claims in ongoing federal litigation
Who Is Todd Blanche, Trump’s Pick For Attorney General
If confirmed by the Senate, Blanche would formally lead the Department of Justice after serving in the role on an interim basis since April, when Trump removed former Attorney General Pam Bondi
Trump Backs Todd Blanche For Long-Term Leadership Of Justice Department
Blanche assumed the role of acting attorney general two months ago after Trump removed former Attorney General Pam Bondi, citing concerns about her performance.
What Led To The 12-Hour Standoff At A Bakersfield Chase Bank
The incident began Tuesday afternoon after authorities responded to a reported bomb threat at the bank.