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Merrick Garland Named Special Counsel to Investigate Trump, Not Biden, Two Weeks After Biden Classified Docs Discovered

Attorney General Merrick Garland named a special counsel to investigate former President Donald Trump, not President Joe Biden, two weeks after Biden’s classified briefings and documents were discovered at the Penn Biden Center.

Classified Docs from Biden’s VP Days Found in Private Office Months After Mar-a-Lago Controversy

The White House announced that a batch of documents, including some with classified markings, from President Biden's time as Vice President were discovered at the Penn Biden Center and have been handed over to the National Archives.

Federal Judge Upholds West Virginia’s Save Women’s Sports Act

Separates sports teams by biological sex, citing inherent physical differences between sexes.

Texas AG Sues Biden Over Immigration Rule

Ken Paxton sues Biden administration over new immigration rule relaxing definition of 'public charge' for immigrants

Republican Leaders Sign Letter Supporting 20 House Members Opposing McCarthy for Speaker

Conservatives release letter in support of House Republicans standing in way of Representative Kevin McCarthy's speakership bid, citing his failure to unite party and attacks on members.

Governor Youngkin Directs Virginia AG to Investigate Thomas Jefferson High School for Discriminating in Name of Equity

Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin formally directed the state’s attorney general Jason Miyares to investigate allegations of academic discrimination at Thomas Jefferson High School in Alexandria on Tuesday.

U.S. Virgin Islands AG Fired Days After Filing Lawsuit Against JPMorgan in Epstein Trafficking Operation

The U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George has been terminated just four days after filing a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase over the Jeffrey Epstein human trafficking ring.

DOJ Secures Near-Perfect Conviction Rate in Jan 6 Cases

DOJ prosecutes and convicts 99.8% of those charged for attacking Capitol on Jan 6, 2021, with over 180 individuals imprisoned for federal crimes.

‘Not Sufficient Evidence’ to Charge Mark Meadows With Voter Fraud

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein said there is "not sufficient evidence" to charge former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and his wife with voter fraud.

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