Topic: doj
Public Citizen’s count of Trump’s canceled corporate cases holds up; its math and $3.1B figure do not
Trump’s agencies did drop cases and pardon companies, as Public Citizen says. But its totals don’t add up, and most of its $3.1 billion figure was cut by a judge under Biden.
Fact-Check: Attorney General Todd Blanche on Meet the Press, August 16, 2026
Two claims rate False: Blanche on presidential direction (the Bondi episode contradicts the “never”) and his Biden clemency description (Jan. 17 commutations were non-violent).
Did Biden’s Pardon Strip Fauci of His Fifth Amendment Rights?
Brown v. Walker supports the claim’s logic, but perjury exposure, three state AG subpoenas, and autopen questions leave Fauci’s Fifth Amendment invocation legally unresolved.
The Immunity Machine: How Every Check on Trump Was Neutralized
Every institutional check on presidential power — DOJ, Congress, inspectors general, courts — has been systematically neutralized or captured between Trump’s first and second terms, creating a…
The $1.776 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund: Where the Money Comes From, Where It Goes, and What’s Legal
Trump created a $1.776B taxpayer fund to compensate allies he says Biden ‘wronged’ — funded by a permanent Treasury account, overseen by his own appointees, with Jan. 6 defendants eligible to claim.
The Enemies List: A Case-by-Case Audit of Trump’s Retaliatory Prosecutions
37+ individuals targeted by federal investigations since Trump’s second term — at least 5 dismissed by judges, 3 dropped by DOJ, 6 preceded by Trump’s public demands, and only 1 resulting in a…
The Insider Trading Pattern: Who’s Making Billions Before Trump’s Announcements?
The DOJ is investigating $2.6 billion in suspicious oil futures trades placed minutes before Trump’s Iran announcements, cabinet officials dumped stocks days before tariff crashes, and the agencies…
Musk, America PAC, and DOGE: What Laws Were Broken and What Happens Next
The DOJ warned Musk the giveaway may violate federal law, his own lawyers admitted winners were preselected, and DOGE faces 200+ lawsuits — but no criminal charges have been filed yet.