Category: Justice

The Real Reason Behind Russia’s Struggling Economy
And no, it's not Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, or the Communist Party.

Brett Kavanaugh Has No Business Serving on the Supreme Court
If now we cannot have faith in that investigation which was supposed to have cleared him, perhaps now we can no longer have faith in Kavanaugh's service on that high court.

Don’t Wait, Ban Vape
The Trump administration is considering a mass ban on vaping products, excluding non-flavored ones

Hong Kong, for Your Own Sake, Please Stop the Protests
In the end, the Hong Kong protests only make China’s Communist Party even stronger.

CNN Debate Night 2 Decided Clorox is More Important Than Guns
In light of the Gilroy mass shooting, CNN Debate Night 2 decides to talk about Clorox.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren Asks Why the Justice Department Went Easy on Big Banks
After an article by ProPublica and American Banker examining how the DOJ softened settlements with RBS and Barclays, the presidential candidate blasts settlements that let banks “evade accountability.”

“No Comment”: Emails Show the VA Took No Action to Spare Veterans From a Harsh Trump Immigration Policy
The VA’s approach differs sharply from the Pentagon’s, which won an exemption for active-duty members of the military.

Welcome to the Greenbrier, the Governor-Owned Luxury Resort Filled With Conflicts of Interest
Gov. Jim Justice is West Virginia’s richest man and owns its most storied resort. When lobbyists and state agencies book there, he profits. Here’s how the governor, dubbed “Big Jim,” became West Virginia’s little Trump.

The FBI Told Congress Domestic Terror Investigations Led to 90 Recent Arrests. It Wouldn’t Show Us Records of Even One.
Four days after asking for information on the FBI’s claims of 90 domestic terrorism arrests, we are still waiting. And, frankly, it got kind of weird.

How Trump’s Political Appointees Overruled Tougher Settlements With Big Banks
After talks with well-connected lawyers for Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland, senior Justice Department officials in Washington last year told career prosecutors who’d been investigating the banks’ misdeeds to settle for less than they wanted.

