DOJ Tag

Gaetz Denies Sexual Affair With Minor, Accuses Former DOJ Official of Extortion

Posted by Mike LaChance on March 31, 2021 11 Comments

Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz was the subject of an explosive report in the New York Times yesterday. The newspaper alleged Gaetz was involved with a 17-year-old girl. There are also claims of sex trafficking. The whole thing is very bizarre. Gaetz responded in an appearance on the Tucker Carlson show.

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John Durham to Remain as Special Counsel Despite Resigning as U.S. Attorney for Connecticut

Posted by Mary Chastain on February 26, 2021 18 Comments

President Joe Biden did what most incoming presidents do. They ask the U.S. attorneys to resign and instill their people. This includes John Durham, the U.S. Attorney for Connecticut, who is also investigating the Russia-Trump investigation's origins.

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Still More DOJ Charging Documents Show Facebook — Not Parler — Most Used By Capitol Hill Rioters

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on February 24, 2021 44 Comments

The big lie foisted on the public to excuse Apple and Google removing the Parler app and then later for Amazon booting Parler off its website hosting platform continues to unravel.

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Parler Vindicated: Study Finds Facebook ‘Far and Away’ Most Used Social Media By Capitol Hill Rioters

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on February 10, 2021 52 Comments

The coordinated Big Tech deplatforming of Parler is looking more and more suspect. Last month, I reviewed every arrest report the DOJ had made available at that time, and the overwhelming number of social media posts cited in these reports were those posted on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. There was barely any mention of Parler.

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Law Prof Who Mocked Barron Trump at 2020 Impeachment Hearing Joining DOJ Civil Rights Division

Posted by Mike LaChance on February 07, 2021 40 Comments

Stanford Law Professor Pamela Karlan is leaving her position on Facebook's 'oversight committee' to join the civil rights division at the Department of Justice. You may remember Karlan from her testimony at Trump's first impeachment hearing in 2019.

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Biden DOJ Greenlights Higher Ed Discrimination Against Asians and Whites, Drops Yale Lawsuit

Posted by William A. Jacobson on February 03, 2021 37 Comments

On August 14, 2020, I wrote about a finding by the Department of Justice alleging that Yale University discriminates against whites and asian in admissions, Justice Dept: Yale discriminates in admissions against Asian Americans and whites.

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Capitol Hill Riot: DOJ Arrest Reports Focus On Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Barely Mention Parler

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on January 28, 2021 15 Comments

The takedown of Parler was purportedly based on its unique role in fomenting hate online relating to its alleged outsize role in the events at the Capitol on January 6th.  Having spent a couple days weeding through the DOJ's published arrest reports, I found little mention of Parler, but plenty of alleged criminal conduct referencing Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, in the charging document.

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Biden Pick for DOJ Civil Rights Division Wrote Blacks Are Superior Due to Melanin

Posted by Mike LaChance on January 14, 2021 87 Comments

Kristen Clarke is an attorney who Joe Biden wants to run the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice. While Clarke was at Harvard, she wrote some things about race that would disturb many Americans. Tucker Carlson has done two reports about Clarke over the last two days.

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Hunter Biden Under Federal Tax Investigation

Posted by Mary Chastain on December 09, 2020 32 Comments

Hunter Biden acknowledged that the U.S. Attorney's Office in Delaware began an investigation into his "tax affairs." The tax investigation began in 2018.

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Judge Emmet Sullivan’s parting shot at Michael Flynn

Posted by William A. Jacobson on December 08, 2020 58 Comments

Judge Emmet Sullivan dismissed the criminal prosecution of Michael Flynn, after previously having refused to do so, in light of Trump's pardon of Flynn.

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Republican Senators Ask DOJ to Investigate Alleged Segregation at Colleges

Posted by Mike LaChance on November 10, 2020 2 Comments

"note that the incidents appear to violate Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act"...

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DOJ Official Confirms FBI Opened Criminal Investigation Into Hunter Biden in 2019 and it’s Still Active

Posted by Mary Chastain on October 30, 2020 32 Comments

A Department of Justice official confirmed the FBI opened a criminal investigation into Hunter Biden and his associates in 2019. It is still active:

A justice department official has confirmed to Sinclair Broadcast Group that the FBI opened up a criminal investigation into Hunter Biden and his associates back in 2019, focused on allegations of money-laundering and that the probe remains active.

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DOJ, Eleven State Attorneys General File Civil Antitrust Lawsuit Against ‘Monopolist Google’

Posted by Mary Chastain on October 20, 2020 20 Comments

The Department of Justice and 11 state Attorneys General sued "monopolist Google." They believe the popular search engine violated antitrust laws.

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Yale Sued by DOJ Over Discriminatory Admissions Policies Against “Asian and White Applicants”

Posted by Mike LaChance on October 10, 2020 26 Comments

Yale University is under fire from the Department of Justice over admissions policies the DOJ says are racist against Asian-Americans and whites. Given this lawsuit and the Department of Education's investigation of Princeton, it's obvious that the federal government is taking a much more active interest in higher education.

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FBI Suspected Primary Sub-Source for Steele Dossier was Russian Agent, ‘Threat to National Security’

Posted by Mary Chastain on September 25, 2020 12 Comments

The primary sub-source to Christopher Steele's infamous 2016 dossier against then-candidate Donald Trump was known to the FBI as far back as 2009 as a possible "threat to national security." The FBI also suspected the source was a Russian agent.

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DOJ Designates New York City, Portland, Seattle as ‘Anarchist Jurisdictions’

Posted by Mary Chastain on September 21, 2020 38 Comments

On September 2, President Donald Trump directed his administration to investigate New York City, Portland, Seattle, and Washington, DC, to see if they should pull federal money due to the violence and destruction. The Department of Justice announced this morning it has designated New York City, Portland, and Seattle "as jurisdictions permitting violence and destruction of property."

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Court-Appointed Amicus John Gleeson Doesn’t Want Michael Flynn Charges Dropped

Posted by William A. Jacobson on September 14, 2020 60 Comments

In one of the least shocking developments in the otherwise shocking Michael Flynn case, ex-Judge John Gleeson who was appointed as Amicus by Judge Emmet Sullivan, has filed a vituperative Reply Brief arguing that the government should not be permitted to drop criminal charges against Flynn.

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DOJ conducting probe into nursing home COVID-19 deaths in four states

Posted by Leslie Eastman on August 29, 2020 18 Comments

The U.S. Department of Justice announced it has opened a preliminary inquiry into the COVID-19 nursing home policies of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan that it says “may have resulted in the deaths of thousands of elderly nursing home residents.”

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