Senator Padilla rejects Todd Blanche's nomination as US Attorney General Padilla, a California senator, criticized Blanche's loyalty to President Donald Trump and called for a prosecutor who has the Constitution as his priority.
Senate votes on ICE funding amid dispute over Trump's $1.8 billion fund Migration financing faces internal resistance due to a controversial fund rejected by key allies
Senate votes on ICE funding amid dispute over Trump's $1.8 billion fund Migration financing faces internal resistance due to a controversial fund rejected by key allies
Trump to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general after controversial decisions The president's former personal lawyer must face Senate scrutiny amid questions about the independence of the Justice Department
Trump to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general after controversial decisions The president's former personal lawyer must face Senate scrutiny amid questions about the independence of the Justice Department
Controversy over Trump's tax agreement: they question legal protection for his family Democrats denounce privileged treatment for the president, while the DOJ insists that there is no future immunity or special benefits
Immigration courts resort to mega-hearings to accelerate deportations, NGOs denounce Department of Justice (DOJ) courts group more than 100 immigrants simultaneously in a single session to issue mass deportation orders
Pam Bondi admits editing errors in Epstein file release Former attorney general acknowledged flaws in Epstein case documents during closed-door appearance
Trump's friction with Republicans puts his immigration agenda at risk, senators warn Adding to the economic disagreements is the unease over Trump's "revenge tour," who has used MAGA force to support Republican rivals
Democratic senators demand the DOJ open a civil rights investigation into the death of Renee Good Legislative pressure arises after Deputy Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon refuses to investigate the actions of the immigration agent who killed Renee
Schumer presses Senate for legal action against Trump administration over incomplete Epstein files Senator Schumer introduces motion to initiate legal action against the Trump Administration over incomplete Epstein case information and deleting files
At least 13 photos from the Epstein files were removed from the US Department of Justice website. House Oversight Committee Democrats questioned the removal of the images.
“Removing Trump's photo from Epstein's file was correct," the deputy attorney general defends. “The president is not involved in the decision to remove more than a dozen images featuring President Trump,” Todd Blanche stated
What the Epstein files released by the US Department of Justice say The documents feature figures such as former US President Bill Clinton, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and musicians like Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson
Epstein victims react to release of files, but criticize lack of information Some of Epstein's victims were satisfied with the release of the files, although they acknowledge that more data is needed
