by Autumn Spredemann Peru’s Attorney General Zoraida Avalos announced on Jan. 4 the opening of an investigation into President Pedro Castillo for influence peddling and…
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By Jannis Falkenstern “You’re not going to do it here. You’ll spend Christmas—not with Santa Claus—but with Santa Judd at the county jail. That’s a guarantee,”…
by Mollie Hemingway and Tristan Justice The leading Republican tasked with his party’s investigation into the preparedness and response of the U.S. Capitol Police and…
by Ivan Pentchoukov Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on July 17 said that the Democrats who have fled the state in an effort to block election legislation could…
by Zachary Stieber Michigan’s attorney general, with assistance from police officers, will investigate people who claimed election fraud happened during the 2020 contest. A spokeswoman…
by Kyle Olson Emails obtained by Michigan Capitol Confidential Friday show state Attorney General Dana Nessel (D) sought to arrest a defiant business owner prior to a scheduled appearance…
By Jose Nino If Merrick Garland is nominated as Attorney General, the Second Amendment is in big trouble. Based on his comments at a Senate…
By Richard Moorhead Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into Robinhood and Discord for possible coordinated criminal activity to restrict access to stocks…
By FRANK SALVATO The Attorney General of Michigan announced she will cease enforcing the Governor’s executive orders on COVID after that state’s supreme court ruled them…
(NationalSentinel) Whether by design or because there are a lot more RINOs in the Senate than we thought, President Donald Trump’s administration is having to…
Fitton: Trump Justice Dept. fighting to protect Hillary Clinton and shield her emails from discovery
Fitton: Trump Justice Dept. fighting to protect Hillary Clinton and shield her emails from discovery
(Natural News) If you still wondered whether the “deep state” was a real thing and that our various government agencies and institutions are populated with…