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Jeffrey Epstein: New forensic review challenges official suicide ruling
A professor of forensic medicine is set to present a biomechanical analysis of Jeffrey Epstein's death, questioning the original suicide findings.
Federal Court Rules Noncitizen Voting Law Unconstitutional
A Miami judge just struck down a federal statute, dealing a major blow to the DOJ's crackdown on noncitizen voting.
Donald Trump faces legal clash over firing of U.S. Attorney Roger Rogoff
A federal judge has blocked the administration from removing the Seattle-based prosecutor, sparking a new fight over presidential authority.
Trump Administration Struggles as Voter Roll Lawsuits Get Shut Down
The DOJ has lost 26 cases in its attempt to force states to hand over sensitive, unredacted voter data.
Minnesota noncitizen voting charges: 10 people indicted by DOJ
The DOJ has charged 10 Minnesota residents with illegal voting, continuing a nationwide push by the administration to spotlight election security.
Jack Smith probe: Journalists' communications swept up in text sweep
New whistleblower disclosures reveal that federal investigators obtained text records involving journalists from major outlets during a probe into the Trump admin.