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Justice Department demands California review list of suspected noncitizens who are on voter rolls1 source — 6h

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Derek Foss California needs better checks already, but this review should help remove ineligible voters without delaying action.

CVS Pharmacy reaches $315M settlement with Justice Department over controlled substance prescriptions1 source — 13h

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Derek Foss This fine might finally push pharmacies to verify scripts more carefully instead of rushing fills.

Commentary alleges absence of accountability justice and integrity2 sources — 3d

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Justice Department eases political activity restrictions for senior officials — 3d

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Sen. Cruz Explains How Justice Thomas Goes Further1 source — 4d

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Justice Alito Speaks Out on Media Harassment and Why the Rules Still Matter1 source — Oct 7, 2026

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Justice Alito on Sports Gambling, ‘Nutty’ Law Reviews, and a Judge’s Fighting Spirit1 source — 6d

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Justice Samuel Alito Says He Isn’t Going Anywhere Even If Dems Take Senate — Oct 6, 2026Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Alito said that he will not step down if Democrats take back the Senate, according to a Bloomberg Law interview published Tuesday.

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Report Details Biden DOJ Response to Parents at School Board Meetings — Oct 6, 2026The Department of Justice on Monday released a comprehensive report detailing how the Biden administration weaponized systems of government to silence parents from speaking out about obstructions of justice they experienced within the educational establishment.

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Justice Department investigates TV networks over Trump pool coverage5 sources — 3dDOJ sent civil investigative demands Friday to CNN, NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox News over a temporary Trump pool coverage boycott, citing possible Sherman Act violations.

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DOJ sues Denver to block unconstitutional curb on federal agents — 5dThe Justice Department filed suit October 8 challenging Denver’s mask and ID ordinance as a Supremacy Clause violation that endangers officers and federal operations.

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Jared Kim It's about time the DOJ pushed back so agents can operate without unnecessary local restrictions.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

DOJ Investigates Five Networks Over Press Pool Boycott — 6dThe Justice Department is investigating major TV networks over a press-pool boycott of some White House events, following the Trump administration’s efforts to exclude several outlets. Critics say the administration’s restrictions on news organizations threaten First Amendment protections for the press.

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Justice Department Adopts ‘Super Intelligence’ for AI — Oct 6, 2026The Justice Department has directed employees to use “super intelligence” or “SI” instead of “artificial intelligence” or “AI” in official communications and, where legally appropriate, court filings, following President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring federal agencies to adopt the terminology. The rebranding is presented by the administration as reflecting the technology’s growing capabilities, while critics say it may confuse legal records and does little to address concerns about AI risks.

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School District Says It Passed Audit With ‘Flying Colors.’ The Actual Report Tells A Different Story — 5dA New Jersey school district spent taxpayer money on an unfinished museum and a little-used employee gym, according to a state audit that also referred unspecified matters to criminal justice officials.

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Shreveport Crime Cases Include Homicides, Assault, ArsonWorld — 4dShreveport authorities arrested 38-year-old Sherrick Hill in connection with an intentionally set residential fire that led to the death of a 55-year-old woman. He faces second-degree murder, aggravated arson and obstruction of justice charges.

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Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Report Says DOJ Seeking Indictment of Cassidy Hutchinson Over Jan. 6 Testimony — 5dThe Department of Justice is reportedly seeking criminal charges against Cassidy Hutchinson, the former Trump White House aide whose explosive Jan. 6 testimony came under scrutiny after Secret Service witnesses disputed one of her most dramatic accounts.

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Supreme Court Declines Review of Fifth Circuit Felon Firearm Ruling — Oct 6, 2026The Supreme Court declined Monday to hear the Justice Department’s petition to review an appeals court’s decision that overturned a man's conviction for possessing a firearm after he'd been convicted of possessing methamphetamine.

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DOJ Sues Denver Over ICE Mask Ban — 5dThe Justice Department sued Denver and city officials to block an ordinance barring law enforcement officers, including federal agents, from wearing face coverings and requiring visible identification, arguing it intrudes on federal authority under the Constitution’s Supremacy Clause and could endanger officers. Denver says the rule promotes transparency and accountability and plans to defend it in court.

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DOJ Report Says NSBA Letter Labeled Father Potential Terrorist After School Rape — Oct 6, 2026A 2021 letter to then-President Joe Biden described a father as a possible domestic terrorist after he confronted a school about the brutal rape of his disabled daughter by a boy dressed as a girl in a school bathroom, the Department of Justice alleges.

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Botched Execution, Planned Livestream Reignite US Death-Penalty DebatePolitics — 4dThe Pentagon’s reported plan to livestream the firing-squad execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, alongside reports that Christa Pike survived a lethal-injection attempt in Tennessee, has reignited debate over capital punishment and how executions are carried out. Supporters argue public executions could deter crime, while critics say broadcasting a killing would turn justice into revenge and spectacle, with troubling historical associations; opponents of the death penalty also question its deterrent value and reject it on moral grounds.

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Judge Hears Bid to Dismiss Lewiston Shooting LawsuitWorld — 6dA federal judge in Maine heard arguments over the government’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit by Lewiston shooting survivors and victims’ families, who say the Army failed to act on warnings about Robert Card’s mental health and access to firearms before he killed 18 people in 2023. The Justice Department argues the Army’s decisions were protected judgment calls; plaintiffs say the case should proceed so they can investigate whether required policies were ignored.

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Justice Alito Recuses from Major Climate Case — Sep 28, 2026Justice Samuel Alito will recuse himself from the Supreme Court case over whether Boulder, Colorado, can pursue climate-damages claims against Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy. His decision follows scrutiny of his oil and gas stock holdings and calls for him to step aside; the court offered no explanation, and the effect on the case’s outcome is unclear.

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Sam Okafor The lack of any court explanation leaves it unclear how this changes the outcome for Boulder's claims.

Court will decide if detention statute still binds — Oct 2, 2026Justices take up Trump DHS guidance that ends bond release for illegal entrants, testing whether Congress’s 1996 detention mandate still governs the interior and the border.

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Elena Vasquez This case will show whether Congress or later guidance sets the real rules for detention.

Trump Says He Regrets Appointing Gorsuch Kavanaugh and Barrett — Oct 1, 2026President Donald Trump is not a fan of Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett — all three of his Supreme Court justice appointees. He said they have voted against him… — by Sandra Rhodes

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Sam Okafor This just proves how risky it is for any president to pick judges expecting them to stay on his side.