‘Recklessly and intentionally provided Minc a trove of documents’
AI:Max Miller's ex-wife has launched a legal offensive, filing a lawsuit alleging the former Trump aide recklessly and intentionally distributed sensitive documents and a nude photograph of their daughter to a third party. The litigation paints a picture of egregious personal misconduct and a total disregard for privacy that would be scandalous in any circle, yet it somehow escapes the predatory scrutiny applied to other political figures. This legal battle over the non-consensual release of private imagery highlights a disturbing pattern of weaponized information being circulated by those within high-level political orbits.Open
Court documents allege a nude photo of Miller’s young daughter was included in a trove of evidence released to the public.
AI:Rep. Max Miller is facing a lawsuit from his ex-wife alleging he published an explicit photo of their young daughter within a set of documents released to the public. This legal action follows reports regarding the release of private imagery involving the lawmaker's family and highlights ongoing scrutiny surrounding the conduct of political figures and their handling of sensitive information.Open
Emily Moreno has also alleged that Miller physically abused her, including by placing a gun to her head and pouring hot water on her. She sought a restraining order against the lawmaker late last month.
AI:Rep. Max Miller is facing a legal battle after his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, filed a lawsuit alleging he posted an explicit photo of their daughter online. Beyond the privacy violations, the litigation includes serious accusations of domestic violence, with Moreno claiming that Miller physically assaulted her by pouring hot water on her and threatening her life with a firearm. These allegations follow Miller's recent legal troubles regarding his private life and highlight the growing pattern of scandal surrounding high-profile political figures.Open
Newly declassified FBI documents show a self-described "tinkerer" exploited a Maricopa County voter registration website for nearly two weeks before the 2020 election, confessed to agents, and walked free after every prosecutor who reviewed the case declined to act. The White House made the files public Thursday after FBI Director Kash Patel sent a letter […] The post Hacker scraped 633,000 Arizona voter files in 2020 — and four prosecutors refused to charge him appeared first on American Almanac .
Newly declassified FBI documents show a self-described "tinkerer" exploited a Maricopa County voter registration website for nearly two weeks before the 2020 election, confessed to agents, and walked free after every prosecutor who reviewed the case declined to act. The White House made the files public Thursday after FBI Director Kash Patel sent a letter to the Government Transparency Task Force disclosing that the bureau had spent "significant resources" investigating the breach but could not persuade a single prosecutorial office to file charges. The U.S. Attorney's Office in Phoenix, the Arizona Attorney General's Office, the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, and the Pinal County Attorney's Office all passed. The suspect, a man…Open
During his time as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Fauci had access to medical information about people with cancer, Ebola and HIV.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, joined by Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Chairman Ron Johnson and more than a dozen Republican colleagues, have pressed Verizon Communications for detailed answers regarding its handling of subpoenas issued during former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost investigation. In a letter dated July 30, 2026, to Verizon CEO Daniel […] The post Arctic Frost Phone Records: Senators Seek Full Timeline from Verizon on May 2023 Subpoena appeared first on StoneZone .
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, joined by Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Chairman Ron Johnson and more than a dozen Republican colleagues, have pressed Verizon Communications for detailed answers regarding its handling of subpoenas issued during former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost investigation. In a letter dated July 30, 2026 , to Verizon CEO Daniel Schulman, the senators expressed ongoing concerns not only about alleged abuses of power by federal actors, but, specifically, Verizon’s disclosure of senators’ phone toll records pursuant to a May 25, 2023, subpoena and its failure to inform affected members of Congress. This is a continuation of a multi-year congressional examination of the…Open
The Sunday Times photographed and stalked a U.S. federal judge on vacation in an effort to link her to a Reform UK donor's pardon application.
The Sunday Times — owned by Rupert Murdoch — sent long lens photographers to stalk a U.S. federal judge on vacation in an effort to link her to a Reform UK donor’s pardon application. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Rupert Murdoch’s Sunday Times photographed Susan Brnovich, a Trump-appointed federal judge, during a private vacation in Montenegro, the homeland of her late husband’s family. The newspaper linked her visit to George Cottrell, a donor to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party, and his ongoing pardon application, attempting to create an appearance of impropriety despite her having no official role in the process. DETAIL: Cottrell, who previously served time in the U.S. following a wire fraud plea, previously paid the late Mark…Open
President Donald Trump reached a settlement Monday in his $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service, resulting in the creation of a massive $1.776 […] Source