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The 4 Words Todd Blanche Says He'd Tell Trump If Replaced as Attorney General and They're Raising Eyebrows

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's declaration of loyalty to President Trump marks a shift from traditional political protocol, raising eyebrows and concerns.

International Business Times UK

Fury as ICE Arrests Rape Victim Moments After She Left Court To Testify Against Her Attacker

A New Jersey woman's arrest by ICE agents at a courthouse has reignited debates on immigration enforcement, highlighting the risks faced by undocumented victims.

International Business Times UK

What’s the Take It Down Act? Melania Trump’s initiative sees first conviction

The Take it Down Act was a bill that Melania Trump championed during Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office. Enacted in 2025 and seeing bipartisan support, the act prohibits the nonconsensual online publication of intimate visual depictions and AI-generated forgeries. The legislation specifically bans such publications involving adult subjects…

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Trump Faces Lawsuit After Attempts to Keep Presidential Records From Public Access

A lawsuit challenges Donald Trump's alleged efforts to block access to presidential records, raising concerns over transparency, historical integrity, and executive power.

International Business Times UK

'Had a great time': Harmeet Dhillon responds to backlash after attending January 6 rally organiser’s wedding amid DOJ promotion talk

Harmeet Dhillon, a senior US Justice Department official of Indian origin, stirred a row after attending the wedding celebrations of a key organiser of the January 6 rally, even as reports suggest she could be in line for a promotion in the DOJ.

The Times of India

Todd Blanche Says Donald Trump Has 'Duty' To Pursue and Target Prosecutors Who Indicted Him

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche defends President Trump's pursuit of prosecutions against political adversaries, framing it as a constitutional duty.

International Business Times UK

DOJ launches investigation into Jan 6 star witness against Trump Cassidy Hutchinson: report

Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson testified in 2022 that President Donald Trump knew his supporters would become violent at the Capitol

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Trump’s acting AG Todd Blanche defends president’s ‘right’ and ‘duty’ to investigate political foes

Trump’s former criminal defense attorney says he doesn’t feel ‘pressure’ to pursue cases demanded by the White House

The Independent UK

Supreme Court Clears Path for Donald Trump's DOJ to Drop Steve Bannon Criminal Case

The Supreme Court has allowed the DOJ to proceed with dismissing Steve Bannon's criminal case, potentially erasing his conviction related to the January 6 Capitol riot.

International Business Times UK

Pam Bondi Portrait Reportedly Found in DOJ Trash Just One Day After Trump Fires Her

Pam Bondi portrait reportedly found in DOJ trash just one day after Trump fired her as attorney general, with images showing it in a bin near the president's portrait

International Business Times UK

Explosive Epstein Files Reveal How Predator Bought 16 Hours of Daily Liberty While 'Serving Time'

Newly released DOJ documents expose the extraordinary privileges Jeffrey Epstein received during his 2008 Florida jail sentence, prompting questions about systemic failures within the justice system.

International Business Times UK

PG Sittenfeld Pardon In Spotlight Almost A Year After Trump Clemency

The Supreme Court cleared the way to dismiss charges against PG Sittenfeld, nearly a year after Donald Trump granted him a presidential pardon.

International Business Times UK

Supreme Court Moves To Dismiss Steve Bannon Contempt Case In Major Blow To Jan 6 Committee

The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for Steve Bannon's contempt of Congress conviction to be thrown out, after the Justice Department moved to abandon the Jan 6‑related case it once championed.

International Business Times UK

Why Did Donald Trump Fire Pam Bondi? 'Sweetheart Deal' Claims Follow Appointment Of New Attorney General

Trump replaces Pam Bondi with Todd Blanche as Attorney General, as allegations tied to the Epstein case and political motives draw scrutiny.

International Business Times UK

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US lower court judges are challenging Trump’s ‘war on the rule of law’, experts say

Impact of rulings by these judges has been sizable, slowing or halting some of the president’s most extreme policies

Salon

AI is elevating a spy power debate

Up for renewal on April 20, FISA Section 702 has long been criticized as a backdoor for spying on Americans

The Independent UK

What the US attorney general actually does and what happens when fired

The attorney general is the lawyer appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate to lead the DOJ

International Business Times UK

Pam Bondi's Portrait Found in a DOJ Trash Bin Hours After Trump Fired Her, Career Officials Quietly Celebrate Her Exit

Pam Bondi's tenure as Attorney General ends amid controversy, with her portrait swiftly removed from DOJ offices. Her handling of the Epstein files and internal friction marked her time in office.

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The Times of India

Pam Bondi’s portrait found in trash can a day after Trump axed her as attorney general: Report

A day after US President Donald Trump removed Attorney General Pam Bondi from office, a photograph showing her official portrait lying in a dustbin inside the Department of Justice (DOJ) has gone viral.

The Conversation

What a US attorney general actually does – a law professor spells it out

President Donald Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on April 2, 2026, only 14 months after she was sworn into office, making her time in the role the shortest in 60 years.

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‘One reason only’: Donald Trump’s niece drops a bombshell about why Pam Bondi was really fired

What does it say about you when your own family criticizes you?

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Pam Bondi’s firing doesn’t shake Thomas Massie, as he’s focused on the bigger picture: ‘I hope the next AG will…’

Will Trump’s next pick be better or worse for the Epstein investigation?

The Times of India

Trump fires attorney general Pam Bondi: How Epstein files dogged her tenure at DOJ

Donald Trump has removed Pam Bondi as attorney general after months of pressure over her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and broader dissatisfaction with Justice Department actions, marking a major shift in the administration’s legal leadership.

International Business Times UK

10 Photos of Todd Blanche: Meet Trump's Acting Attorney General Taking Over From Pam Bondi

Meet Todd Blanche, Trump's new Acting Attorney General, taking over from Pam Bondi and leading the Justice Department amid political scrutiny.

The Guardian - US

Epstein accusations and pressure from the boss: Bondi’s time as Trump’s chief enforcer

From attempts to prosecute president’s foes to claims of a cover-up, attorney general endured tumultuous tenure

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