After losing Congress, Trump moved to ‘monument’ his Oval Office remodel
He invoked a conservation law to shield his makeover. The text says presidents can still redecorate and Congress keeps authority. Read and share.
They targeted 20,000 California votes. Courts said no.
Courts at every level rejected the bid. On Nov. 6, DOJ dropped it. Fair rules won.
After a rebuke, Trump elevates Stephen Miller
Historic losses. No course correction. Trump promotes the aide who drove his crackdown to run the West Wing.
They flagged errors in a voter list. DOJ asked for contempt.
UCLA analysts found 42% of names on DOJ’s California list aren’t on the rolls. Courts blocked DOJ’s bid to sideline 20,000 ballots. The department pushed a contempt review instead.
Supreme Court denies Trump DOJ bid to set aside 20,000 California ballots
One-line order with no dissents rejects an error-filled list after lower courts said no.
Judge throws out Trump DOJ bid to segregate Alaska ballots
Court says the plan risked ballot secrecy and voter confusion. The department appealed the same day.
$50M deal while at DOJ. A pardon followed. Even Trump says it was “not acceptable.”
Reported $50M arrangement with Trump’s ex-lawyer during DOJ service, followed by a pardon. Denials noted. You decide if this passes the smell test.
Two days before the vote, DOJ drags the count into court
Trump’s DOJ appealed an order blocking threats to election officials and may ask the Supreme Court to intervene over 20,000 California ballots as Newsom warns judges.
Judge pulls 3 Trump ads paid with your taxes, for now
A court ordered three taxpayer-funded Trump ads off the air and halted plans to route them to MAGA Inc. It’s a temporary order, with more to come.
Federal power just moved to block certification in Alaska’s Senate race
Trump’s Justice Department surged probes and sought to block certification on an unconfirmed claim. Your vote deserves counting, not legal fights.