Bill Barr Would Like The Senate To Know: Confirm Todd Blanche Or The Hostage Gets It
The faintest of praise, from the least reassuring of messengers.
The faintest of praise, from the least reassuring of messengers.
The question has been asked for ten months... the answer has not arrived.
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Supreme Court ignores Judge Newman's rights.
Bold words. Also: not wrong.
Epstein files, a slush fund, and a missing bullet walk into a confirmation hearing.
'Brown Nose Goes H.A.M.' is not a real book, but it really should be.
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Ethics issues abound this week!
The man who spent two months doing everything short of showing up at Mar-a-Lago with a headshot has reportedly passed his trial period.
Does NY have the courage to police its own lawyers?
The DOJ that's been recruiting loyalists on social media has made its hiring -- and firing -- criteria unmistakably clear.
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Hopefully just the first suit.
The Streisand Effect in full swing.
The Acting AG's testimony featured a $1.8 billion slush fund, a specious Obama-era analogy, and a remarkably bad answer about a pardoned J6 rioter convicted of abusing two children.
Department of Justice leadership keeps signing these.
Todd Blanche's Attorney General sizzle reel now includes going after Freedom of the Press.