Kyle Rittenhouse’s attorney John Pierce, whose firm owes millions, has stepped away from the #FightBack Foundation defense fund that raised $700,000.
Author: Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY
Justice Department investigates protest leaders, funding in Portland and other cities
Trump’s Justice Department has launched a criminal inquiry into the leadership and financing of protests against police brutality.
Homeland Security gathered intelligence on journalists covering Portland protests
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf ordered an investigation into agency’s intelligence unit which assembled reports on journalists in Portland.
Ghislaine Maxwell pleads not guilty, ordered held without bond in case tied to Epstein child sex trafficking ring
Ghislaine Maxwell pleaded not guilty and will be held in jail in a case related to Jeffrey Epstein’s child sex trafficking operation.
Federal appeals court puts hold on first federal executions in 17 years; legal battle to continue
Appeals court puts hold on first federal executions in 17 years, as Daniel Lewis Lee was set to die for killing a family.
Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen back in custody in dispute over release conditions
President Trump’s former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen is back in federal custody in an apparent dispute over conditions of his early prison release.
Geoffrey Berman firing: AG Barr’s glowing account of NY prosecutor’s work further clouds dismissal
Geoffrey Berman firing: AG Barr’s glowing account of NY prosecutor’s work further clouds dismissal
Trump distances himself from Geoffrey Berman firing after AG Barr says president was behind decision
But now Trump is distancing himself from the firing of Geoffrey Berman after Attorney General Barr said the president was behind the decision.
Michael Flynn case continues DOJ’s dismantling of Robert Mueller’s investigation ‘brick by brick’
The decision to abandon the prosecution of Michael Flynn, analysts said, adds a new chapter to the steady dismantling of Robert Mueller’s work that has long threatened Trump’s presidency.
DOJ sides with church in challenge to coronavirus state order limiting gatherings in Virginia
The DOJ’s action marks the second time the federal government has sided with a church in a dispute over in-person worship services.