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The Justice Department has reportedly closed its investigation into former President Joe Biden's use of an autopen to sign documents, citing a lack of a clear criminal charge. Legal experts had questioned the basis of the probe, which was initiated under the Trump administration. The decision marks a setback for those seeking to prosecute Biden's actions.
The Trump administration has dropped its defense of executive orders targeting law firms, a move that could benefit firms that challenged the directives. Justice Department lawyers informed a federal appeals court yesterday that they would no longer pursue the case, ending a significant legal battle.
New Epstein file releases expose global connections and potential government intelligence leaks, while the US faces accusations of withholding key documents related to Donald Trump. Investigations intensify in the UK into potential misconduct and trafficking, drawing comparisons to the slower pace of justice in the U.S.
Lawmakers are boycotting President Trump's State of the Union address for an alternative 'People's State of the Union' event. Meanwhile, the DOJ faces scrutiny for allegedly withholding FBI interview records related to a sexual abuse accusation against Trump.
Congressman Ted Lieu has made explosive allegations, claiming Donald Trump is implicated in the Epstein files with disturbing accusations of child rape and threats. Lieu criticized top DOJ officials for allegedly misinterpreting federal law, failing to investigate, and potentially covering up evidence, while also highlighting a stark contrast between U.S. inaction and global efforts to hold Epstein's associates accountable.
