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Trump's Attorney General Pam Bondi has a history of covering up for powerful men. COURIER's

Trump's Attorney General Pam Bondi has a history of covering up for powerful men. COURIER's

Pam Bondi, Florida Attorney General from 2011 to 2014, received a $25,000 donation from Donald Trump's charitable foundation in 2013, violating federal tax rules, and later paid a penalty. She also declined to join an investigation into Trump University, which was later sued and settled for $25 million. Bondi served on Trump's impeachment defense team in 2020 and publicly supported his election challenges, highlighting her longstanding political loyalty.

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ICE Violence Is Up Under Trump, and DHS Has Known for Nearly a Year
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ICE Violence Is Up Under Trump, and DHS Has Known for Nearly a Year

Internal DHS emails reveal that ICE officers increased use of force during Trump’s immigration crackdown, with reports showing instances of violence including vehicle window shattering and chemical deployment. Despite being aware of the rise in violence—up 353% in the first two months of Trump's second term—DHS officials focused on prosecuting protesters rather than addressing accountability for excessive force. The documents suggest ICE is aware of problematic practices but seeks to avoid public scrutiny.

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Deputy AG fires interim U.S. attorney succeeding Trump loyalist hours after appointment

Deputy AG fires interim U.S. attorney succeeding Trump loyalist hours after appointment

The Department of Justice fired James Hundley, who was appointed as interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia by federal judges, shortly after his appointment was signed by Chief Judge M. Hannah Lauck. Hundley, a seasoned Virginia litigator, expressed his continued support for the justice system despite his dismissal, which followed the previous unlawful appointment of Lindsey Halligan and similar recent removals of U.S. attorneys appointed by federal judges. The firings of Hundley and others highlight ongoing conflicts between judicial appointments and Department of Justice authority.

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Epstein files place renewed attention on US authorities' failure to stop him - The Guardian

Epstein files place renewed attention on US authorities' failure to stop him - The Guardian

The release of Jeffrey Epstein files has renewed scrutiny of U.S. authorities' failure to act on early reports of abuse, including a detailed 2011 FBI interview with a woman who accused Epstein of trafficking her as a teenager. The files reveal that authorities had significant information about Epstein’s crimes years before his 2019 arrest, yet limited actions were taken, raising questions about institutional neglect. Victims and advocates highlight missed opportunities to hold Epstein accountable earlier, and call for accountability for authorities' inaction.

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An American Kakistocracy: Keefe - Seacoastonline.com

An American Kakistocracy: Keefe - Seacoastonline.com

The article criticizes the current U.S. government as a kakistocracy, characterized by rule by the least qualified and most unscrupulous individuals, exemplified by former President Trump and his administration. It highlights instances of misinformation and violence, including the deaths involving ICE agents, and accuses federal officials of misleading the public about these events. The author warns of the potential threat to democracy posed by efforts to interfere with or cancel upcoming midterm elections and advocates for Democratic gains in Congress to prevent further abuses and pursue accountability.

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After a year of RFK Jr.'s policies, vaccination rates are down, measles cases are up, and ...

After a year of RFK Jr.'s policies, vaccination rates are down, measles cases are up, and ...

Following a year of policies associated with RFK Jr., U.S. vaccination rates for measles have declined, leading to an increase in cases and preventable deaths. Data shows that more parents are refusing vaccines due to various beliefs and misconceptions, while efforts by RFK Jr. and aligned groups to reduce vaccination efforts pose public health risks. Experts emphasize the importance of maintaining high vaccination rates to prevent outbreaks and safeguard community health.

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Prince Andrew detained, questioned in U.K. in connection with Epstein documents - WPBF

Prince Andrew detained, questioned in U.K. in connection with Epstein documents - WPBF

Prince Andrew was detained and questioned in the UK for nearly 11 hours in connection with newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents, and a criminal investigation has been opened into his past relationship with Epstein. The documents include emails linking Andrew to Epstein in 2010 and reference an alleged sexual encounter involving Epstein, Andrew, and a dancer in 2006. Andrew has denied any misconduct, and authorities have not charged him. The investigation has implications for the British monarchy and highlights ongoing questions about accountability in Epstein-related cases.

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