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Yes — President Donald Trump granted a full, unconditional pardon to Adriana Camberos on January 15, 2026, marking the second time he used his clemency power to erase criminal consequences for her aft...
The Biden Justice Department did not unilaterally dump the Epstein/Maxwell files because it said federal legal limits — principally grand‑jury secrecy and FOIA Exemption 7(A) tied to “ongoing criminal...
Public reporting says the Epstein files were not broadly released during Joe Biden’s presidency largely because the Justice Department treated parts of the material as linked to “ongoing criminal inve...
There is no credible record in the reporting provided that Joe Biden personally promised to publish a list of names connected to Jeffrey Epstein and then rescinded that pledge; the Biden Justice Depar...
The Biden Justice Department has recently taken legal positions that complicate the traditional role of the federal government as a defender of race-based minority voting protections: it filed an amic...
did not broadly publish the remaining investigative records largely because many materials were subject to legal protections—, sealed court proceedings, ongoing appeals, and attorney‑client or evident...
Letitia James has been both the target of aggressive federal prosecution efforts and a vocal accuser of political retribution, with a sequence of developments — an indictment, a judge voiding a prosec...
The short answer: yes — legal constraints tied to active investigations, grand-jury secrecy and privacy concerns were the primary reasons the Biden Justice Department did not publish the full trove of...
The public record shows the Biden Justice Department primarily cited legal, procedural and investigative reasons for not broadly releasing Jeffrey Epstein files—grand jury secrecy, ongoing investigati...
The Biden Justice Department and FBI held more than 100,000 pages of Epstein-related materials during his presidency, but officials cited longstanding legal limits and the sensitive nature of evidence...
Tom Homan, widely described in recent reports as former Immigration and Customs Enforcement director and a Trump “border czar,” is accused in multiple accounts of taking a $50,000 cash payment in an F...
Contemporary reporting centers on a single, stark allegation: that former ICE acting director Tom Homan accepted in a scheme tied to promises to secure government contracts if former President Trump w...