The Department of Justice moved to dismiss its civil case against four leading law firms that won rulings against President Trump's executive orders targeting them for employing or representing his critics. The big picture: The DOJ's motion to dismiss its lawsuit appeals against Perkins Coie, WilmerHale, Jenner & Block and Susman Godfrey comes after other prestigious law firms caught in Trump's crosshairs agreed to provide almost $1 billion worth of legal work to the president instead of going to court. What they're saying: The DOJ's decision to withdraw its appeals "makes permanent the rulings of four federal judges that the executive orders targeting law firms ... were unconstitutional," Jenner & Block said in a statement Monday.…
Hillary Clinton told the House Oversight Committee she never interacted with Jeffrey Epstein, according to newly released video of last week's closed-door deposition.
From FCC to FDA, federal agencies play hide-and-seek with constitutional right to jury trial, businesses from phone companies to vaping industry tell justices.
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China helps promote astroturfed far-left protests against the U.S. strikes on Iran through a financial network in league with infamous radical-left financier and multi-millionaire Neville Roy Singham. China has a lot at stake in the outcome of the conflict.
Senior officials say the U.S. is not aiming to enforce regime change, but wants to set the stage for the Iranian people to overthrow the Islamic Republic themselves. That's a delicate balancing act for President Trump, who campaigned against "endless foreign wars."
“If justice remains a locked door in Washington, then let our state be the battering ram. Let Illinois lead the way. Other states will follow,” League of Women Voters Chicago activist Jane Ruby said.