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Biden White House Pressured DOJ to Investigate Parents Despite Internal Pushback
A new report released by the Department of Justice’s ‘Weaponization Working Group’ details how Biden Attorney General Merrick Garland’s memorandum instructing federal law enforcement to investigate the parents of schoolchildren was drafted in response to a pressure campaign from White House officials.
Suspected Chinese Spy Arrested at LAX After Surveilling Taiwan President’s Son
The FBI arrested 34-year-old Wanying “Heather” Zhang of China on Sunday, one year after she allegedly spied on the Taiwanese president’s son, according to federal officials.
UCLA Law School Discriminated Against Whites, Asians in Admissions, DOJ Finds
The DOJ alleges that UCLA’s law school used racial proxies to identify applicants of preferred minority backgrounds, and further designed its application to include personal statements and essay prompts that would elicit information about race.
Young Men Are Turning Away from Republicans. That Doesn’t Mean They’ll Embrace Democrats
Men who turned out for the GOP in 2024 because they were alienated by progressive overreach may stay home because of concerns about the cost of living.
NY AG Appears to Pre-Judge the Cornell Seven Rape Case Before Being Tapped as Special Prosecutor
New York Attorney General Letitia James signaled she believes the alleged perpetrators in the “Cornell seven” sexual assault case are guilty before she was ever assigned to serve as a special prosecutor on the case.
Thwarted Hijacker Underwent ‘Islamist Radical Indoctrination,’ Netanyahu Says
The FlyDubai pilot, an Omani national who has not yet been identified, stabbed his co-pilot and tried to seize control of the jet.
Jack Smith Collected Thousands of Trump Donors’ Financial Info as Part of Election Probe
Former Justice Department Special Counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed at least 4,782 political donations to President Donald Trump from Americans across the country between September 2019 and August 2023, Senator Chuck Grassley has revealed.
Senate Passes Bipartisan Legislation to Bring Order to College Sports
Supported by major college athletic conferences, the bill attempts to regulate college sports by putting in place a national regime of rules that would include giving athletes five years of eligibility and allowing them one transfer, with limited exceptions.
Utah Valley University Warned Turning Point Not to Hold Charlie Kirk Event Outside, Internal Report Claims
The report comes a week after Kirk’s family argued in a legal filing that UVU failed to take adequate steps to prevent the assassination.
Investigators Believe Tasia Fortune’s Hanging was ‘Staged’ After Killing in Drug Dispute
Investigators believe Tasia Fortune was killed in a drug dispute before her body was hanged from a tree in Jackson, Miss., last month in a crime that shocked the nation.