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A federal judge has quashed subpoenas issued by the Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney's Office against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The ruling found the subpoenas were issued for an "improper purpose" to pressure Powell, citing a lack of evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
A federal judge has sharply criticized and quashed subpoenas issued by the Trump Justice Department to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The judge ruled the investigation was "unfounded" and primarily aimed at "harass[ing] and pressure[ing]" Powell. The decision is seen as a major victory for the independence of the Federal Reserve.
A federal judge has blocked grand jury subpoenas in an investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and a $1 billion cost overrun on renovations. Prosecutors are calling the decision an "outrageous" move that shields officials from accountability and vow to appeal.
The U.S. Department of Justice is appealing a federal judge's decision that imposed a high standard on a grand jury subpoena, potentially hindering an investigation into significant financial irregularities. U.S. Attorney Damian Williams argued the ruling improperly obstructs the grand jury's broad investigatory powers, citing Supreme Court precedent.
The DOJ's renewed scrutiny of the 2020 election, particularly in Arizona and Georgia, raises concerns about political motivation as midterms approach. Investigations into flawed audits like the 'Cyber Ninjas' probe are fueling distrust and legal challenges.
New allegations suggest the Trump administration's DOJ attempted to halt New Mexico's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zoro Ranch in 2019, as unearthed from recently released files. This, coupled with a disturbing email about potential buried remains, intensifies calls for transparency and accountability.
A proposed DOJ rule to preempt state bar investigations into federal attorneys is sparking outrage. Critics fear it shields misconduct and undermines the rule of law, raising concerns about the DOJ's integrity and the future of legal accountability.
Newly released FBI memos detail an accuser's claims of abuse by Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump. Investigative reporting by The Post and Courier has verified key background details of the accuser's story, lending credibility to her narrative.
Newly surfaced internal documents from the Epstein death probe reveal a "flash of orange" on FBI video logs, suggesting an inmate, not an officer, may have been near his cell. This evidence challenges the official suicide conclusion and highlights documented failures in the investigation and crime scene handling.
New revelations and a congressional transparency law are intensifying scrutiny over Jeffrey Epstein's death in federal custody. Allegations of a bungled investigation under the Trump DOJ and withheld documents are fueling skepticism about the official suicide ruling.
