The utility company agrees to pay $200M to resolve the issue. The U.S. Attorney’s released a statement that the electric utility provider ComEd admitted to providing full-time jobs…
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First Federal Execution in 17 Years Delayed by District Court
President’s administration appeals to Circut Court. As the U.S. Federal government prepared to carry out the first execution of a prisoner in 17 years, a U.S. District judge…
Read MoreSupreme Court Keeps Mueller Materials Sealed
Legal challenge is likely to continue into next year. The Supreme Court has agreed that in its next session beginning in October it will hear an appeal by…
Read MoreAppeals Court Orders Dismissal of Flynn Case
New FBI evidence made prosecution questionable. A federal appeals court ordered the judge presiding over the case against retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn to grant the motion to…
Read MoreHouse Calls for Investigation into Apple
Anti-trust committee chairman says their monopoly and anti-trust behavior is harmful to consumers. The U.S. House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust Chairman, Representative David Cicilline, called for a congressional…
Read MoreBolton’s Book Sparks Concern in Intelligence Community
Former security advisor’s book may contain classified data. The Department of Justice has filed suit against John Bolton in order to delay the publication of Mr. Bolton’s memoir…
Read MoreRollback of Big Tech Protection Considered
Justice Department will propose legislation. Big tech companies like Google and Facebook have for decades had certain legal protections from liability for content posted by their users. Recently,…
Read MoreAttorney General Barr Comments on George Floyd
Says that rioters will be held to the “rule of law.” At a press conference on Thursday, Attorney General William Barr addressed the steps the federal government is…
Read MoreDOJ Files Statement of Interest in Michigan Case
Governor’s orders against non-essential businesses unjustified. The Department of Justice has filed a Statement of Interest in a civil lawsuit regarding the lockdown order of Michigan’s Governor Gretchen…
Read MorePresident Briefly Moved to White House Bunker
Due to protests that turned violent outside of the White House, the decision came out of an abundance of caution.
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