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Donald Trump, DOJ and Supreme Court

Trump DOJ fills Supreme Court’s emergency docket as judges throw up roadblocks

The Trump administration has faced legal roadblocks that have complicated everything from the president’s immigration agenda to his efforts to fire officials appointed by his predecessor in the executive branch,

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Trump nominates DOJ official Emil Bove as federal appeals court judge

President Donald Trump on Wednesday nominated Emil Bove, a high-ranking official in the Justice Department and one of his former defense attorneys, to become a federal appeals court judge. In posts on Truth Special,

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Ex-Trump defense lawyer Emil Bove, a top Justice Department official, is picked to be federal judge

President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is nominating his former criminal defense lawyer Emil Bove, who as a high-ranking Justice Department official was behind the controversial move to drop the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams,

Trump, pardons

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Trump's pardons highlight Justice Department's pullback from public corruption cases

When Jenkins was sentenced to 10 years in prison in March, the acting U.S. attorney for the Western District of Virginia said he "violated his oath of office and the faith the citizens of Culpeper County placed in him when he engaged in a cash-for-badges scheme.

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Trump's latest pardons benefit an array of political allies and public figures

The latest pardons by President Donald Trump are another example of him flexing his power to bestow clemency on political allies and prominent public officials, including those convicted of defrauding

USA Today · 11h

Trump's latest wave of pardons includes rapper, GOP governor convicted of corruption

Trump pardoned NBA YoungBoy, a Louisiana-born rapper, and John Rowland, the former GOP governor of Connecticut.

California, DOJ and Trump

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DOJ probes California over transgender athletes after Trump threatens funding

The investigation focuses on a state law that allows students to participate in school programs like sports teams that match their gender identity.

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California AG responds to Trump's crackdown on trans athletes amid track championship chaos

California AG Rob Bonta's office responded to a DOJ investigation into the state's transgender athlete policies, defending the state's laws.

CBS News · 1d

DOJ launches California Title IX investigation over transgender athletes in youth sports

The announcement comes as an openly transgender Jurupa Valley athlete is set to compete at the state track meet

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Justice Department curtails ABA role in vetting Trump's judicial nominees

The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday limited the American Bar Association's decades-old role in rating candidates for ...

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Trump DOJ sues NC over voter rolls, echoing Jefferson Griffin’s arguments

While the Department of Justice’s lawsuit doesn’t seek to change any election results, it could endanger the registration ...

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Trump's pardon czar says Todd and Julie Chrisley were victims of a weaponized justice system

Trump's pardon czar Alice Marie Johnson defends pardoning Todd and Julie Chrisley, citing a weaponized justice system and ...

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Trump lawyer in Harvard battle says DOJ intends to sue UC over antisemitism allegations

A Justice Department official leading President Trump's battle against Harvard University — which has led to multiple ...

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'Cracking heads': Trump, DOJ moves signal end of reforms after George Floyd movement

Five years ago millions rallied for police reform after the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. Trump is now exiting ...

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Trump’s Justice Department designates most Colorado counties and several cities as ‘sanctuary jurisdictions’

Among the Colorado cities that made the list are Denver, Aurora, Boulder, Fort Collins, Durango and Vail. Counties include ...

Trump’s Flurry of Pardons Signals a Wholesale Effort to Redefine Crime

Critics say President Trump has used the vast pardon powers of the presidency not to settle accounts, as President Biden did, ...

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