Trump DOJ's secret subpoena revealed Justice Department targeted reporter's phone records after leak about Trump's child separation policy Salon · May 13, 2022
Will House coup plotters face justice? Rep. Scott Perry was up to his eyeballs in the Trump plot, and remains defiant. Will he really get away with it? Salon · May 13, 2022
First Thing: first war crimes trial in Ukraine begins Vadim Shysimarin, a 21-year-old Russian commander of the Kantemirovskaya tank division, is charged with murdering a 62-year-old Ukrainian civilian The Guardian - UK · May 13, 2022
DOJ secretly issued subpoena to access Guardian reporter’s phone records Newspaper decries ‘egregious’ move by DoJ to obtain details of Stephanie Kirchgaessner as part of investigation into media leaks The Guardian - US · May 12, 2022
Prosecutors begin probe into secret official documents Trump took to Mar-a-Lago after leaving White House Prosecutors would have to show that the law was knowingly and intentionally violated The Independent UK · May 12, 2022
Former Kansas State student steps down from white nationalist organization amid rift A former Kansas State student who left the university and became the “right-hand guy” for the head of a white nationalist organization has stepped down as the treasurer of its foundation as its leader remains under federal investigation in connection with the Capitol insurrection. Tribune News Service · May 12, 2022
Explained | The clogged state of the Indian judiciary Chief Justice of India N. V. Ramana has once again called for measures to improve the judge-to-population ratio. At present, India has a sanctioned strength of 25,628 judges. This is when over 4.7 crore cases are pending in courts across the country. The Hindu · May 10, 2022
FBI finds evidence against Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov on luxurious superyacht Amadea docked in Fiji From the empty pool to the gilded furniture wrapped in plastic – go inside the superyacht dripping in luxury, where the FBI found crucial evidence implicating its Russian oligarch owner. ABC News · May 6, 2022
Canadian prisoner attacked by convicted terrorist now in legal fight with Victorian government A Canadian woman serving a sentence in a Melbourne jail has launched a lawsuit against the Victorian government over a 2020 attack by another inmate, alleging prison officials failed to supervise her attacker. ABC News · May 5, 2022
Don't Prosecute the Supreme Court Leaker If the leaker's identity is ever revealed, he or she will face serious professional and reputational sanctions. There's no need to wish for criminal punishments too. Reason · May 3, 2022
Daniel Kinahan and relatives could be extradited back from Dubai According to Fine Gael’s Seanad spokesperson for justice Senator Barry Ward, the Department of Justice is likely to write to counterparts in the United Arab Emirates requesting that the cartel bosses be sent back to face charges in Ireland. Dublin Live · Apr 24, 2022
Christy Kinahan Snr and two sons could be extradited from Dubai back to Ireland 'The easiest way for them to get this off their backs is to extradite these men to Ireland on foot of a request from the Department of Justice. Irish Mirror · Apr 24, 2022
Ex-president of Honduras extradited to US on drugs charges Juan Orlando Hernández accused of involvement with drug cartels and related weapons charges The Guardian - UK · Apr 21, 2022
Stalking to become standalone criminal offence in Ireland Victims Una Ring and Eve McDowell, backed by Fianna Fail senator Lisa Chambers, have led calls for the move. The Independent UK · Apr 21, 2022
Reason · Apr 20, 2022 Airplane Mask Mandate May Not Be Gone for Good Plus: Conspiracy theories are undergoing a vibe shift, Florida won't stop attacking private companies, and more...
The Independent UK · Apr 19, 2022 Justice Department will appeal mask mandate ruling if CDC finds requirement still ‘necessary’ Biden administration weighing response after federal judge voided public transit requirement
ABC News · Apr 19, 2022 WA prison inspector uncovers cruel conditions inside Banksia Hill Detention Centre A snap inspection of WA's Banksia Hill Detention Centre uncovers "cruel conditions" after growing concerns in recent months that the facility had begun to treat its detainees "like animals".
Salon · Apr 15, 2022 Have Democrats already lost the fight? Jan. 6 committee looks likely to chicken out on Trump: It's a perfect example of why the Democrats are losing
Asharq Al-Awsat · Apr 14, 2022 Ericsson Warns of Possible Fine Over Payments to ISIS in Iraq Sweden's Ericsson, under fire for its handling of a bribery investigation in Iraq, warned on Thursday of a potential fine by US regulators and reported a fall in first-quarter core earnings over its suspension of business in Russia. Last week, investors publicly rebuked Chief Executive Borje Ekholm and the board…
Tribune News Service · Apr 14, 2022 Department of Justice settles lawsuits over Trump’s removal of Black Lives Matter protesters The Biden administration agreed to change U.S. Park Police and Secret Service policies to settle four lawsuits over the violent removal of Black Lives Matter protesters from a park near the White House when former President Donald Trump was in office.
Tribune News Service · Apr 13, 2022 Whistleblowers say health insurers are scamming Medicare to make billions Teresa Ross had been raising objections at work for months when her bosses brought in a psychologist hoping to make her question her own sanity.
The Independent UK · Apr 11, 2022 Will Donald Trump be charged over Jan 6? An evolving question for the DOJ Former president appears to be edging closer and closer to criminal liability
Salon · Apr 11, 2022 "Trump knew": Inside the House committee Guardian reporter Hugo Lowell says Jan. 6 committee is close to understanding what Donald Trump knew, and when
The Guardian - US · Apr 10, 2022 Is Trump in his sights? Garland under pressure to charge ex-president Trump’s legal jeopardy about the January 6 insurrection is growing but experts say attorney general must move carefully
The Guardian - US · Apr 10, 2022 The woman who turned down her share of a $6bn settlement to fight the family behind the opioid crisis Ellen Isaacs is intent on holding Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family to account – for the deaths of her son and many thousands of others