Nearly three months after the controversy over the FBI targeting school parents as possible domestic terrorists, Senate Republicans on the Judiciary Committee have gotten a reply from the Dept. of Justice. They say the response falls far short of what’s […]
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Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) is asking Attorney General Merrick Garland for pre-trial information collected by the Department of Justice (DOJ). The information is regarding DOJ’s monitoring and analyses of criminal pre-trial detention and conditional pre-trial release for people charged with
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In May of 2009, I reported on an unthinkable side effect of a schizophrenia drug named Risperdal made by Janssen Pharmaceuticals, owned by Johnson and Johnson. The drug was being widely prescribed off-label for unapproved uses to kids with ADD.
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The Biden Administration recently told a federal court that it would no longer give preferential treatment to select racial groups when awarding Covid-19 relief under the Restaurant Revitalization Fund. That’s according to the conservative non-profit legal group America First Legal
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) is asking the U.S. Justice Department to explain the differences between the prosecutions of rioters at violent and destructive riots over the summer and fall of 2020 and the January 6th Capitol rioters. The letter questions
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Top Dept. of Justice hired from law firm reportedly working on Hunter Biden defense Dept. of Justice declined to answer specific questions about potential conflicts of interest The official, Nicholas McQuaid, may have recused himself (but it’s unclear) Sen. Grassley
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A year ago, few would have predicted that a movement to “defund the police” would become a touchstone in campaign 2020. John Yoo is a law professor and a former Department of Justice official under President George W. Bush who
The Justice Department recently announced it uncovered more problems with the integrity of FBI wiretaps on American citizens. That after serious abuses were exposed in the FBI’s wiretapping of Carter Page, a former Trump campaign volunteer. Amid the scandal, some
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