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December 3

Barack Obama suggests military 'resistance' pushing back on 'politicization' of the Justice Department

Former President Barack Obama suggested resistance within the military is what stopped the Trump administration from completely politicizing the institution.

December 3

Reports of fraud emerge in Somali community and migrant agency in Maine

The Maine Wire editor-in-chief Steve Robinson breaks down conflicts of interests for politicians involved in the U.S. and Somalia as fraud scandal comes into the limelight on ‘The Will Cain Show.’ 

December 3

Boasberg reverses course on Jan. 6 defendants pardoned by Trump

Boasberg reversed course on an earlier ruling involving high-dollar restitution payments, Jan. 6 defendants and key separation of powers issues.

December 3

Jeanine Pirro: There’s a 'great deal' of evidence to comb through in National Guard shooting case

U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro gives an update on the National Guard shooting investigation and the condition of one of the victims on 'The Story.'

December 3

Patel, Bongino defend tenures, saying FBI 'operating exactly as the country expects'

FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino defend bureau reforms after facing harsh criticism from agents in detailed internal report.

December 3

Epstein island compound seen in new photos released by House Dems

House Oversight Committee Democrats announced they "received never-before-seen photos and videos" of Jeffrey Epstein's private island.

December 3

Bondi blasts discrimination lawsuit from immigration judge: 'Last time I checked, I'm a woman too'

The lawsuit accuses the Justice Department of illegally violating her protections under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, as well as her First Amendment protections.

December 3

Jack Smith subpoenaed for deposition with House Judiciary Committee

Chairman Jim Jordan subpoenaed Jack Smith for testimony and documents related to his special counsel work on Trump's election and classified document cases.

December 3

Bondi blasts discrimination lawsuit from fired immigration judge 'I'm a woman' too

Attorney General Pam Bondi touted the Justice Department's win record at the Supreme Court during Tuesday's Cabinet meeting, and criticized a discrimination lawsuit filed by a fired immigration judge.

December 3

Court says Boasberg didn’t know Arctic Frost subpoenas hit lawmakers, Grassley calls that ‘deeply troubling’

The Biden Department of Justice would not have notified Judge Boasberg that its subpoenas of phone records pertained to Congress members, a court official said.