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June 5

Trump and Elon's war of words

Fox News host Will Cain breaks down President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's 'big, ugly battle' on 'The Will Cain Show.'

June 5

Chinese bioweapon smuggling case shows US 'trains our enemies,' 'learned nothing' from COVID: security expert

A former Trump administration advisor calls for stricter vetting of Chinese students in U.S. universities following agroterrorism smuggling charges.

June 4

DOJ sues Texas for offering in-state college tuition to illegal immigrants in alleged violation of federal law

Federal officials are challenging Texas' 2001 law that removes immigration status as a factor for in-state tuition eligibility, arguing it conflicts with federal requirements.

June 4

Durbin obstruction threat chills Senate as Trump nominees hang in balance

Sen. Dick Durbin warned during the Senate’s first judicial nominee hearing of the year that he would continue to hold up at least one of President Donald Trump’s DOJ nominees.

June 4

Federal judge drops case against Trump advisor Peter Navarro

A federal judge has closed the case against Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro over his alleged use of a private email for government business and mishandling of presidential records.

June 4

Scandal-plagued school district referred to DOJ after another transgender locker room controversy

Republican Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares refers Loudoun County schools to the Justice Department over transgender locker room policy backlash.

June 4

Biden’s alleged autopen usage under scrutiny from DOJ

Fox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy has the latest on the Department of Justice investigating former President Joe Biden’s pardons and his alleged autopen usage on ‘The Faulkner Focus.’

June 4

Here are Biden's most controversial pardons, mainly signed using autopen

The Justice Department is reviewing the list of people that were granted pardons by former President Joe Biden, amid new concerns about his use of autopen.

June 4

Trump tax leaker takes 5th in House inquiry into Biden DOJ plea deal

A man who pleaded guilty to leaking President Donald Trump’s and thousands of others’ tax information asserted his Fifth Amendment right to the House Judiciary Committee and declined to testify.

June 4

Trump DOJ takes 'unprecedented' step admonishing foreign judge in free speech case centered on Rumble

Video platform Rumble is in the midst of an international free speech battle involving the Brazilian Supreme Court, including the Trump Department of Justice sending a letter to the foreign judge.