Stephen Miller privately fears ‘prison cell’ awaits him despite Trump pardons: reportsStephen Miller has privately voiced a fear that pardon power won't be enough to protect him once President Donald Trump leaves office. A new Zeteo profile of the White House deputy chief of staff, highlighted Wednesday by emptywheel's Marcy Wheeler, reported that Miller has told people he believes local and state prosecutors are out to put him in a…Raw Story3d agoWhole story →JusticeGovernmenttrump pardon concerns
Trump-linked oil firm’s stock rockets after his midnight Greenland drilling post: reportA Texas oil company tied to President Donald Trump's orbit got a massive overnight boost from a single social media post. Shares of Greenland Energy jumped 88 percent after Trump announced on Truth Social that "Massive" oil, gas and mineral exploration was "getting ready to begin in our new and beautiful Greenland," TipRanks reported Wednesday. The…Raw Story3d agoWhole story →EconomyPlanetgreenland drilling announcement
'Can't live': Tearful ICE agent says he was 'forced' into Trump crackdown after chargesA tearful federal agent facing assault charges tied to President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown told a judge he “can’t live” because of a job he was “forced” to do. Gregory Morgan Jr., an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, made the remarks while testifying at a federal court hearing, the Minnesota Star Tribune reported Tuesday. U.S.…Raw Story3d agoWhole story →JusticeGovernmentice agent assault case
'Shocked' union leader issues legal threat after GOP twists his words to attack DemA New York Teamsters leader wants a Republican-aligned group to stop airing a Maine Senate ad that puts words in his mouth about Democrat Troy Jackson , NBC News reported on Wednesday. Gregory Floyd, president of Teamsters Local 237, had his lawyers send a letter dated October 13 to Senate Leadership Fund Executive Director Alex Latcham, telling the…Raw Story3d agoWhole story →HealthGovernmentmaine senate election
Trump DOJ cornered as judges treat it like misbehaving ‘children’: ex-prosecutorA former federal prosecutor believes judges fed up with President Donald Trump's Justice Department are using a tactic every parent knows. Joyce Vance, a former U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, said on Wednesday's episode of "Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance" with legal expert Katie Phang that courts start treating the government with…Raw Story3d agoWhole story →JusticeGovernmenttrump doj controversies
Trump shoots himself in the foot as his own posts hand him court loss: attorneyPresident Donald Trump's own social media posts undercut his lawyers in court and helped hand him a loss, a free speech attorney said. Conor Fitzpatrick, chief supervising attorney for the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, told CNN's Laura Coates on Tuesday that Judge Timothy Kelly , a Trump appointee, ruled against Trump's White House…Raw Story4d agoWhole story →CultureJusticewhite house press ban ruling
Supreme Court slaps down Trump ally's attempt to overturn sanctionsThe U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal to overturn hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal sanctions against lawyers who represented failed gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake and made baseless claims about election fraud in her bid to upend how Arizona conducts elections. The high court released a list of cases it will hear and those it…Raw Story4d agoWhole story →JusticeGovernmentsupreme court sanctions ruling
Judge invokes Lorax in scathing ruling blocking Trump’s golf course tree-razingA federal judge turned to a Dr. Seuss classic as she slammed the brakes on a Trump administration project in Washington. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on Tuesday granted an emergency temporary restraining order barring the National Park Service from cutting down any more trees at East Potomac Golf…Raw Story4d agoWhole story →Planeteast potomac golf course tree removal ruling
'You are rude!' MAGA rep loses it as constituents laugh at his excuse for gas pricesRep. Andy Harris (R-MD) lost his cool at his congressional debate on Tuesday, as his constituents laughed at his excuse for why gas prices have spiked so heavily since the start of the year. The debate between Harris, a far-right MAGA lawmaker who chairs the House Freedom Caucus, and Democratic challenger Dan Schwartz, was clipped by the liberal group…Raw Story4d agoWhole story →EconomyPlanetcongressional debate
