Two Significant Positive Rulings from Supreme Court: Fischer Case (J6) and Chevron Reversal - The Last Refuge
Supreme Court limits executive agency power and rules in favor of Jan. 6 defendant, impacting future prosecutions. DOJ responds.
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Supreme Court limits executive agency power and rules in favor of Jan. 6 defendant, impacting future prosecutions. DOJ responds.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro passionately defends President Biden after debate disaster, sparking speculation about his own potential presidential run.
Merrick Garland held in contempt by House Republicans for refusing to provide audio related to Biden's handling of classified documents.
Senator Manchin of West Virginia changes party registration to independent, sparking speculation about his political future and potential run for office.
US government sues Ticketmaster, Live Nation for monopoly on live events, seeks to break up system that harms fans and artists.
Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett calls out Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for racist comments, sparking a heated exchange during a committee meeting.
America's bankrupt "mayor" Giuliani taunted Arizona authorities on social media, but was served with a summons to face felony charges.
Ocasio-Cortez criticizes Fetterman for mocking her argument with Greene, calling out racism and misogyny. He apologizes for comparing House to Jerry Springer.
House Democrats accuse Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of racist comments during chaotic meeting, suggest alcohol may have fueled the outburst.
House Judiciary Committee advances contempt resolution against AG Garland over Biden audio recordings, leading to fiery exchanges among lawmakers.
SCGOP disqualifies 5 members for donating to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign, sparking internal party turmoil and accusations of retaliation.
Attorney General Josh Kaul and Superintendent Steve Salerno update on Mount Horeb school shooting incident at 6:15 p.m.
Marijuana may be reclassified from Schedule I to Schedule III, changing regulations and potentially impacting taxes and research. Mixed reactions arise.
Rochester City Council asks NY Attorney General to investigate DA's conduct after traffic incident caught on camera. Public trust eroding.
Arizona Supreme Court upholds 1864 abortion ban law, sparking potential clinic closures. Legal battles expected before full enforcement. Democrats push for ballot measure.
North Carolina law causes delays in election results, sparking conspiracy theories among conservative voters about potential election rigging.
NC's primaries for governor set up a high-stakes showdown between AG Stein and Lt. Gov. Robinson in a pivotal battleground.
Michigan State Police have referred a GoFundMe account tied to Flint City Council member Eric Mays to the AG for prosecution.
Judge rules that Donald Trump and the Trump Organization must pay $354 million in fines and are barred from seeking loans.
DOJ report criticizes response to Uvalde school shooting, finding grave mistakes and breakdowns in communication among law enforcement.
Multiple people shot inside Iowa high school, suspect found dead of self-inflicted gunshot wound, hospitals confirm receiving at least three patients.
Iowa school shooting leaves 6 injured, 1 dead. Suspect dead. Authorities find explosive device. Gun violence in schools is a growing problem.
Small-town Iowa high school shooting leaves multiple people injured, suspect dead. Students barricaded doors, families anxiously waited for news. #IowaShooting #SchoolShooting
Republican Rep. Scott Perry ordered to turn over 1,600 texts and emails to FBI agents investigating efforts to keep Trump in office.
Retired ambassador Manuel Rocha was charged with being a "clandestine agent" for Cuba's spy agency, facing up to 10 years in prison.
Jared Kushner reveals Chuck Schumer's upsetting remarks about Russia ties, defends innocence, and discusses challenges faced during investigations in podcast interview.
48-year-old Jason Eaton pleaded not guilty to shooting three college students of Palestinian descent near the University of Vermont.
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao pleads guilty to violating US anti-money laundering laws in $4.3 billion settlement, stepping down as CEO.
Mississippi Republican Gov. Tate Reeves secures a second term, defeating challenger Brandon Presley in a hard-fought contest. #MississippiGovernor
Kentucky voters will choose a governor as Beshear faces strong opposition. Polls show a close race. The election will come down to turnout.
Republican Attorney General Jeff Landry, backed by former President Donald Trump, has won the Louisiana governor's race, marking a major victory for the GOP. Landry will replace the only Democratic governor in the Deep South, John Bel Edwards.
Arizona Republican Treasurer Kimberly Yee has been appointed as acting governor after a feud with Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs over filling executive branch positions.
Former Trump administration aide Cassidy Hutchsinson claims she had to leave Washington after testifying against Donald Trump and his allies in the January 6 investigation. In an upcoming memoir, she alleges that Trump refused to wear a mask due to concerns about his orange bronzer staining the straps. Hutchsinson also accuses Rudy Giuliani of sexually assaulting her on January 6, a claim he denies. Her book, titled "Enough," is set to be released in September and contains other shocking revelations.
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) refuses to comment on whether Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) should resign following his indictment, sparking controversy.
Former White House aide, Olivia Hutchinson, accuses Rudy Giuliani of groping her and attempting to kiss her in her upcoming book.
Attorney General Merrick Garland defended the Department of Justice's work in cases involving Hunter Biden and Donald Trump.
USC's football team has scored at least 50 points in each of their first three games for the first time in program history.
USC has scored at least 50 points in each of their first three games, the first time in program history.
Greeley residents fear that the proposed merger of Kroger and Albertsons will result in store closures, higher prices, and job losses. Regulators are reviewing the merger, and concerns about previous closures during mergers have been raised. Labor groups argue that the merger puts union jobs at risk, while farmers worry about decreased competition and potential food deserts in rural areas. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is skeptical of the promises made by the companies and plans to meet with executives before deciding whether to challenge the merger. Public comments on the merger can be submitted to coag.gov/grocerymerger.
Federal prosecutors plan to seek an indictment of Hunter Biden by the end of the month, according to court papers.
Senator Mitch McConnell experienced a freeze moment during an event in Kentucky, but his physician cleared him to continue his schedule. Concerns about his age and health arise.
Donald Trump shares QAnon post on Truth Social as he faces potential third indictment and lashes out at Biden and DOJ.
Attorney General Merrick Garland has appointed a special counsel, David Weiss, to oversee the investigation into Hunter Biden.
Former US president faces federal charges over efforts to overturn 2020 election. Key players in the case include Special Counsel Jack Smith and Judge Chutkan.
House Republicans are calling for an emergency hearing after the DOJ asked Hunter Biden's business partner, Devon Archer, to surrender to prison. Archer was scheduled to testify to Congress on the Biden family's foreign business dealings.
Air Canada jet lands safely after running out of fuel.
Rudy Giuliani voluntarily interviewed by Justice Department special counsel investigators.
Have you ever found yourself intrigued by the dizzyingly complex world of U.S. law enforcement? Well, then, let's zoom in to one designation that often lands at front and center: The United States Attorney General (AG). When we peel back the layers of news under this particular topic, what marvels do we uncover?
The US AG is an extraordinarily rich source for news content. Every sway in political landscape or striking judicial decision can ignite a harvest of narratives involving them. Picture it like this: A massive round table on which all stories concerning American judiciary are laid out with the AG as a central figure.
First off, most commonly addressed are changes in incumbents filling this role. It's similar to sports teams trading players mid-season; except here instead of touchdowns and home runs we're swapping legal perspectives and prosecutorial standpoints.
Sometimes it revolves around their strategies put forth for high-profile cases coming under federal jurisdiction—a real poker game implicating not just chips but questions about justice and human rights too! For example, remember whenever there’s public discourse swirling around issues such as immigration policies or civil liberties?
We also encounter detailed news articles examining how these attorney generals navigate through politically charged environments-- akin to tightrope walkers balancing across chasms amidst turbulent winds. Issues related to national security threats or disputes conflicted between state and federal laws usually draw attention.
To paraphrase Tom Stoppard’s poignant line - "Every exit is an entrance somewhere else", every situation featuring our US Attorney General allows us entry into another wider arc of understanding nuances within our society's functioning structure itself. Isn’t this exploration into what lurks beneath 'Attorney-General-news' fascinating? The next time you’re delving into daily governmental updates or heated courtroom discussions remember – You're actually venturing much deeper than surface level!