Tag: U.S. Department of Justice

SCOTUS Upholds E. Jean Carroll’s $5M Verdict Against Trump Again. He Just Doesn’t Get It, Does He?

Source: Astrida Valigorsky / Getty Last month, we reported that the U.S. Department of Justice launched a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, the magazine columnist who President Donald Trump has been found liable for sexually assaulting. Well, we haven’t heard anything about that investigation since it was announced, but we do have the result […]

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Trump Administration Claims Illinois’ Anti-Black Housing Discrimination Reparations Program Is Racist

Source: Scott Olson / Getty Because it’s a day of the week that ends with “Y,” the Trump administration is, once again, proving itself to be a white supremacist organization that is dedicated to turning any effort to correct systemic racism against Black people into imaginary systemic racism against white people. In 2024, we reported […]

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Acting AG Todd Blanche Says Trump Has The ‘Right’ To Weaponize DOJ Against Political Rivals

Source: Tom Williams / Getty There are people on social media who have expressed fears that, when President Donald Trump and his administration fired now-former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, he would only replace her with someone significantly worse. But truthfully, when Trump starts shaking things up in his administration, especially during this second term, he doesn’t tend […]

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How Universities Are Quietly Killing Black Student Life Without Saying DEI

Source: Catalin-Ilie Capilnean / Getty If you want to piss conservatives off, you don’t accuse them of racism outright. You show how they’ve laundered power through policy language so cleanly and deviously, they can look you right in the face and say, “We didn’t do anything racist.” This is what just happened at the University […]

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Mizzou Pulls Funding From Black Student Organizations 

Source: larrybraunphotography.com / Getty President Donald Trump’s crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has now impacted the University of Missouri. On Friday, the University of Missouri’s Division of Student Affairs told the Legion of Black Collegians (LBC) and several other multicultural organizations that they would be reclassified as “Recognized Student Organizations” and would no […]

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Le[e]gal Brief Episode 4: Live Nation Antitrust Case and The CFTC Vs. Nevada

The Le[e]gal Brief is back with episode 4, and this time host Lee Merritt, Esq., breaks down two major legal fights that could reshape entire industries. The episode focuses on the complex antitrust case against Live Nation, the parent company of Ticketmaster, as well as the ongoing dispute between the state of Nevada and the […]

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Report: DOJ Withheld Epstein Files Accusing Trump Of Sexually Assaulting A Minor

Source: Anna Moneymaker / Getty President Donald Trump, his administration and his sycophants in the U.S. Department of Justice keep trying to convince us that files related to the late billionaire child sex trafficker and abuser, Jeffrey Epstein, are much ado about nothing, and that the controversy surrounding the files is the result of a […]

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Trump Rescinds Biden Order Tracking Misconduct Of Federal Officers. Are We Surprised?

Source: The Washington Post / Getty President Donald Trump has signed an executive order rescinding an order issued by former President Joe Biden that established a national database to track misconduct incidents involving federal law enforcement officers. Or to put that another way: The Trump administration — whose federal immigration officers consistently get caught brutalizing, […]

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Trump Administration Wants To Join Lawsuit Accusing LA School District Of Anti-White Discrimination

Source: Irfan Khan / Getty The Trump administration is so desperate to reinforce the narrative that white people are discriminated against in the nation where they are and have always been the most dominant and powerful racial group that it is now seeking to join legal actions it had nothing to do with, just because […]

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