Nigerian Clinton foundation donor gets deferred prosecution deal, Trump inauguration donor gets 12 years in prison in eerily similar cases.
Democrats quickly labeled an ICE agent a "murderer" in the wake of a Minneapolis vehicle shooting on Wednesday, with echoes of the George Floyd saga.
The Trump campaign has remained resolute in its assertion that the case, like the other prosecutions involving him, are political in nature and insists the proceedings will not stop his victory in November.
DOJ's "unusual" filing in False Claims Act lawsuit against Pfizer and trial site contractors "suggests a split of opinion between the attorneys working the case and the Biden White House," whistleblower filing says.
Drazan currently maintains a narrow lead in most polls.
Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties' possible participation in illegal fetal harvesting schemes was thrown into sharp relief when prosecutors found that DaVinci Biosciences had engaged in 'illegally selling fetal tissues for valuable consideration.'
From COVID-19 to kickbacks, VA investigators and the DOJ are cracking down on fraud.
Preet Bharara knew about FBI leaks two years before his office denied them. No one has been punished.
"The Twenty-Six Words That Created the Internet," Section 230, have been staggeringly misinterpreted by lower courts since its early days, Trump-appointed appeals judge says in fiery concurrence. Progressive Big Tech critic claims "the business model is over."
Journalists and authors including former Fox reporter James Rosen and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza each came under federal scrutiny.