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‘TikTok could malfunction’: app’s future in limbo as it remains off US app stores

Apple and Google cautious about Trump order amid rumours Oracle founder Larry Ellison could buy site

The Guardian - UK

VP Vance Stands By Trump's Pardon Of January 6 Rioters

Vice President JD Vance supports Trump's pardons for January 6 rioters, citing unfair treatment by DOJ and the need for justice and equal law enforcement.

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DOJ Removes Database Of January 6 Rioter Convictions

The removal of a database detailing Capitol riot cases raises concerns about transparency and accountability.

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Trump Justice Department Demands Judge Let Oath Keepers Who Led Insurrection Back Into US Capitol

The Department of Justice under the Trump administration has demanded that members of the Oath Keepers militia who have been barred from entering Washington D.C. or the US Capitol be allowed to do so.

Latin Times

Short Circuit: A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions

Hoary doctrines, lurking theories, and atomic bombs.

Reason

Trump's pardon of Jan. 6 defendants hits minor court snags - Roll Call

President Donald Trump’s pardons for more than 1,500 defendants has run into several snags and received some pushback from judges.

Roll Call

DOJ sets out to "scare" sanctuary cities

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said he would not be intimidated into carrying out a "fascist" agenda

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Trump puts a freeze on new civil rights cases and settlements, worrying advocates

Civil rights division is being asked to pause new cases and investigations as Trump nominees examine new paths

The Independent UK

DOJ Orders Freeze On Civil Rights Litigation Cases

DOJ halts civil rights litigation and faces challenges with police reform consent decrees.

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Trump's DOJ Is Directing Prosecutors to Investigate Local Officials Who Stand in Way of the Immigration Crackdown

The acting deputy Attorney General ordered U.S. attorneys' offices nationwide to "investigate incidents involving any such misconduct for potential prosecution"

Latin Times

How Trump could implement his death penalty agenda

Trump campaigned heavily on expanding the death penalty and has asked attorney general to help states obtain lethal injection drugs

The Independent UK

Trump-Appointed Judge Stops Justice Department From Releasing Jack Smith Report to Lawmakers

A judge appointed by President Trump has blocked the DOJ from sharing special counsel Jack Smith's final report on Trump's classified documents case.

Latin Times

Trump's Legal Team Prepares For Court Challenges On Executive Orders

Legal advisers for President Trump are preparing for legal challenges to new executive orders, focusing on crafting policies to withstand scrutiny.

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Joe Biden had one job. And he failed

The president was supposed to defeat Donald Trump and end the threat he posed to our democracy. Yet, here we are

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Judge Leans Against Sharing Special Counsel Report With Congress

Judge Aileen Cannon questions DOJ's urgency to share special counsel Jack Smith's report on Trump with Congress in a hearing in Fort Pierce, Florida.

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Cash advance apps: The new loan sharks?

The Federal Trade Commission has cracked down on the apps, saying they mislead consumers

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House Oversight Chair Requests DOJ Investigation Of James Biden

House Oversight Committee Chair requests DOJ to investigate James Biden for false statements implicating President Biden in influence-peddling schemes.

International Business Times

Trump Ally Threatens Action If FDIC's Alleged 'Destruction' Of Crypto Choke Point Documents Proven

Sen. Cynthia Lummis said the FDIC has been accused of destroying materials related to Operation Choke Point 2.0, an alleged initiative by the Biden administration in coordination with regulators to block banks' engagement with digital assets.

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Pam Bondi Clashes With Senators Over DOJ Independence

Pam Bondi's Senate hearing for DOJ nomination featured confrontations with Democratic senators over political independence and partisanship.

The Independent UK

Was Rep. Mike Turner removed from the House Intelligence Committee to appease Trump?

Speaker Mike Johnson has announced the Ohio Republican will no longer lead powerful investigatory panel, reportedly under pressure from the president-elect

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Former DOJ Officials Endorse Pam Bondi For Attorney General

Former DOJ officials endorse Pam Bondi for attorney general citing her extensive experience and commitment to upholding the rule of law.

Reason

Bye, Biden

Plus: Gaza ceasefire, Pam Bondi, red dye bans, Elon vs. the SEC, and more...

Salon

The stench of American politics

We have two parties in this country — one has no heart and the other has no head

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Attorney General Garland Urges DOJ Independence In Farewell Address

Attorney General Merrick Garland delivers farewell address emphasizing DOJ independence and commitment to upholding the rule of law.

Fortune

54-year-old woman who led an $8 million beauty product shoplifting ring sentenced to 5 years in prison

Michelle Mack paid more than seven people to steal beauty products and then sell them on Amazon.

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