He said, “These are exceptional circumstances, and I cannot in good conscience do nothing.” President Joe Biden, in the last hours of his presidency, issued preemptive pardons of…
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Labor Department Launches Grant Initiative for Incarceration-to-Employment Program
$25 million in funding will support training and employment to reduce recidivism. The U.S. Department of Labor recently announced at least $25 million in grants under the Pathway…
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President Biden Issues a 10+ Year Pardon of His Son
Hunter Biden pleaded guilty to gun-related charges and tax misdemeanors. President Joe Biden issued a pardon to his son Hunter on Sunday. After stating unequivocally earlier this year…
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Classified Documents Case Against President-Elect Trump Dismissed
The 11th Circuit granted the DOJ’s request to dismiss. On Tuesday, the Eleventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals granted the request of the Justice Department’s special counsel to…
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Special Counsel Moves to Dismiss 2020 Election Interference Case Against Trump
The office cites the DOJ’s position of not indicting or prosecuting a sitting president. Special Prosecutor Jack Smith has filed a motion to dismiss the election interference case…
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New York Judge Cancels Sentencing in Trump Case
District Attorney Bragg supported postponing the sentencing date. New York Judge Juan Merchan, presiding over the business records case against now-President-elect Donald Trump, has delayed sentencing indefinitely. Sentencing…
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DOJ Releases Jordanians Who Attempted to Infiltrate Quantico
The men had poised as Amazon drivers to gain access to Marine base. The U.S. Department of Justice has dismissed the case against two Jordanian men who sought…
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CA Teen Pleads Guilty to Running “Swatting” Business
Department of Justice brought charges against the culprit for hundreds of faked emergency calls. California teenager Alan Filion pled guilty this month to falsely calling SWAT on hundreds…
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments Debating Inaction as “Crime of Violence”
Attorneys for a crime family claim no action means no crime. The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday in Delligatti v. United States regarding the definition of a…
Read MoreMississippi Mayor, City Council President, and Others Indicted for Bribery
Officials accepted $115,000 from undercover FBI agents. The Department of Justice (DOJ) unsealed a bribery indictment against Jackson, Mississippi officials this week, alleging the city’s mayor, city council…
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