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DeSantis Wants to Bar Federal Election Monitors From Florida’s Bluest Counties
The DOJ is sending monitors to polling places to ensure federal election laws are being followed.
DOJ Considering Special Counsel for Trump Cases in Event He Runs for President
The conversations between DOJ officials indicate that indictments are likely for the former president.
Trump Team Is Reportedly Eyeing November 14 for a 2024 Campaign Launch
The news comes as the Department of Justice weighs whether it will bring charges against the former president.
GOP Insiders Predict DOJ Will Indict Trump After Midterms
Trump could face obstruction charges relating to his improper post-presidential hoarding of government documents.
Former U.S. Attorney: DOJ Should Charge Trump With Manslaughter Over Jan. 6
Trump failed to live up to his constitutional duties on January 6, 2021, former U.S. Attorney Barb McQuade wrote.
Report: DOJ Prosecutors Say There’s Enough Evidence to Prosecute Trump
Trump could be charged with obstruction, though that wouldn't be the only charge he'd face, sources say.
Legal Experts Question How Judge Aileen Cannon Landed Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Case
Cannon's rulings “only make sense if you're trying to help the former president,” said a Loyola Law School professor.
DOJ Submits Argument Against Need for Special Master in Mar-a-Lago Docs Case
Trump's lawyers failed to demonstrate how investigators "callously disregarded" his rights, the DOJ argues.
DOJ Opens Investigation After Incarcerated Man Dies From Untreated Cancer
The DOJ's announcement comes after a federal judge condemned the Bureau of Prisons for its role in the man's death.
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Documents Appeal
The court’s action means that the special master cannot examine documents marked as classified.