The subpoenas went to 2 rank-and-file attorneys in the Justice Department’s tax division as well as 2 officials who have previously testified before the committee.
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Republicans question Attorney General Garland on Hunter Biden, Trump cases
Garland – carefully and deliberately – defended the country’s largest law enforcement agency of more than 115,000 employees at a time when threats against agents and their families are on the rise.
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Justice Department asks court for ‘limited’ restrictions on Trump’s words
The request came in an April filing unsealed on Friday, part of a dispute over whether Twitter could tell Donald Trump about a search warrant for his records.
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In first tech antitrust trial in decades, DOJ takes on Google
Technologists say the arrival of advanced generative AI signals an inflection point: a chance for new players to rise to the top, or for the established victors to extend their lead.
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Another View: Allow courtroom cameras for Trump trials
Televising the proceedings could have several benefits, including increasing confidence that the eventual verdicts are justified by a fair process.
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Commentary: Both Trump and his enemies take bad faith for granted
In contemporary American politics, good tactics and good government are increasingly at odds.
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Commentary: Hunter Biden plea deal pumps up Republican paranoia
To understand why this Republican mindset is so dangerous, let’s turn to James Madison.
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Civil rights group may seek federal probe of Maine’s indigent defense system
A forthcoming report to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights will detail shortcomings of legal services for the state’s poor.
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Commentary: The Trump indictment shows no one is above the law
If you think the former president is being unfairly targeted, then you’re on the wrong side of justice.
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Supreme Court will hear trademark case mocking Trump as ‘too small’
A California man wants to put the phrase on T-shirts.