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Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker reminded the head of the House Judiciary Committee that his allotted time for questioning had expired, drawing astonished reactions from those in attendance.
Trump’s second year in office has been a series of peaks and valleys – So much so, one could easily be forgiven if they forgot some of the top stories in 2018.
James Comey attacked Republicans and President Trump after testifying before Congress, and Sarah Sanders responded by labeling him a “shameless fraud.”
Chief Justice Roberts rebuked the President over his assessment that some judges appointed by Barack Obama exhibit a clear bias, while Trump fired back.
President Trump is reportedly mulling a high-profile and ‘humiliating’ firing of Attorney General Jeff Sessions after the midterm elections.
A report investigating the sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh shows there is “no evidence” to support the claims.
Mitch McConnell struck a deal with Democrats anxious to campaign – confirm 15 more judicial nominees chosen by President Trump or stay in session.
Senator Cory Booker (D-Sparta) admitted that the FBI probe into sexual assault allegations involving Brett Kavanaugh is, in his estimation, meaningless.
Condoleeza Rice countered Kamala Harris assertions that Brett Kavanaugh would be unable or unwilling to uphold the law equally for all Americans.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been missing in action since named to the role, and everyone is wondering just what the heck happened to him.
A reinvigorated Hillary Clinton is calling for followers to fight President Trump’s pick for Supreme Court, even urging protesters to take part in rallies against Kavanaugh.
President Trump continued his war of words with AG Jeff Sessions, taunting him over his inability to get control over the Department of Justice.
A Florida Sheriff shredded Al Sharpton for trying to stir up racial tensions in his hometown, telling him to go back home and “mind your own business.”
Following news that Ruth Bader Ginsburg vowed to stay active on the court for another five years, liberals began offering to donate their organs to her.
New Jersey Senator Cory Booker (D) claims that anyone who opposes his efforts to stop the confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh is “complicit in evil.”
After being nominated by President Trump to sit on the highest court in the land on Monday, Kavanaugh was spotted by a passerby feeding dinner to the homeless.
California Senator Kamala Harris had her office refuse a courtesy call from the White House about the Supreme Court nomination.
President Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh, once reportedly called Hillary Clinton by a name befitting only the nastiest of women.
A group of reporters covering Trump’s Supreme Court pick was given a subtle reminder as to who isn’t getting to make these selections – Hillary Clinton.
Fox News host Shannon Bream planned on doing a live show from the Supreme Court but had to bolt when she “felt threatened” by the unruly mob around her.
Audio from within a DNC meeting captures the exact moment members heard that Justice Anthony Kennedy was retiring from the Supreme Court.
MSNBC pundit Chris Matthews had an absolute meltdown over the announcement that Justice Anthony Kennedy was retiring and President Trump would be nominating his replacement.
Matthews: “I think it’s going to be almost like Spanish Civil War stuff. You watch the next few months. It will be interesting.”
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement means that women’s health, equal marriage, and civil rights are all at risk. This is the fight of our lives.
One of the socialist activists who took part in harassing Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen actually works at the Department of Justice.
Trey Gowdy issued a statement indicating the “numerous failures by DOJ and FBI in investigating potential Espionage Act violations by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton” left him “alarmed, angered, and deeply disappointed.”
Devin Nunes warned Sunday that he plans to urge lawmakers “this week” to hold Attorney General Jeff Sessions in contempt of Congress.
The DOJ under former President Barack Obama has been held up by critics of President Donald Trump’s White House as above reproach, untainted by the political bias some allege runs rampant in the current administration. It is worth examining the numerous examples of political bias in the Obama Justice Department.
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee on Wednesday released nearly 400 pages of texts messages exchanged between FBI agent Peter Strzok and bureau attorney Lisa Page.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Wednesday that it will subpoena up to 23 jurisdictions – sanctuary cities –
if they don’t offer proof they are complying with a key federal immigration law.
