‘They are doing what we asked them to do, investigate the leak.’ – Congressman Trey Gowdy (R-SC) on DoJ surveillance of Associated Press.
An ardent activist for open information and progressive causes – zealously pursued by the Dept. of Justice and criminalized as a self-serving ‘hacker.’
The so-called ‘crimes’ committed by these children can range from school fights and disorderly conduct to wearing the wrong color of socks to school.
Obama says the Dept. of Justice has ‘bigger fish to fry’ than to waste time punishing weed possession.
By sending nearly 800 employees to monitor polling while both campaigns prepare for protracted litigation, could America turn violent in this election?
The case takes a new twist when Joe Arpaio claims the racist elements of his book were written by someone else
There are several reasons that Texas may want to prevent Dubya from voting. Here are the top ten:
Florida has answered the Department of Justice’s demand that the state stop its purge of voter rolls, and the answer is, ‘No.’
Now that the U.S. Department of Justice has ordered the state to cease purging its voter rolls, Florida elections supervisors agree.
In a one-two punch, the Department of Justice has followed yesterday’s federal injunction against Florida’s voter suppression law with an order for the state to stop purging their voter roles.
The U.S. Department of Justice is taking action against some of the prime purveyors of racial discrimination in Arizona.
Just 12 days after downgrading U.S. credit ratings, the news breaks that Standard and Poor’s may soon be dragged into U.S. federal court.
