The UK Attorney General's Department has stopped posting official updates on X due to concerns about the platform being used to incite violence and racism. The decision follows recent riots and a surge in misinformation, with bad actors allegedly using X to sow discord.
The UK Attorney General's office has ceased posting on X, citing concerns over the platform's use in inciting violence and racism. This marks the first UK government department to leave the platform, following incidents in Southampton and Belfast.
The UK Attorney General's office has ceased posting on X, becoming the first government department to do so due to concerns about the platform inciting violence and racism. The decision follows recent disorder in Southampton and Belfast, where far-right groups allegedly used X to promote protests.
The UK Attorney General's office has ceased posting on X, becoming the first government department to do so due to concerns over the platform's role in inciting violence and racism. The decision follows recent disorder in Southampton and Belfast, linked to far-right agitators using the platform.
President Trump is reportedly considering endorsing both Republican candidates, Pam Evette and Alan Wilson, in a closely watched South Carolina gubernatorial primary runoff. This move aims to appease conservative activists supporting Wilson and avoid alienating either faction.
Die New York Times bezeichnet Todd Blanche, den kommissarischen Leiter des US-Justizministeriums, als "ungeeignet" für das Amt des Attorney General. Präsident Trump plant, ihn offiziell zu berufen, doch die liberale Zeitung übt scharfe Kritik.
Florida is suing TikTok, accusing the company of violating a state law that restricts social media use for minors. The lawsuit claims TikTok exposes children to harmful content and addictive features, and deceives parents about the risks.
A federal judge in Virginia extended her block on the DOJ's $1.8 billion 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' deeming Acting AG Todd Blanche's verbal assurance insufficient. Judge Leonie Brinkema ordered written declarations from Blanche and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent by next week, citing concerns raised by Trump's reaction and the fund's potential to compensate Jan. 6 rioters.
A controversial UFC event planned for the White House lawn, dubbed 'UFC Freedom 250,' is facing legal challenges and criticism for its alleged misuse of federal property and resources for private gain and political fundraising. Lawsuits argue the event is a 'kleptocratic spectacle' and not a genuine celebration of American independence.
Alvin Campbell, 45, brother of Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell, convicted of 21 out of 22 counts of sexually assaulting women while posing as a rideshare driver between 2017-2019.
Republicans face a test of their loyalty to Donald Trump as they consider the nomination of Todd Blanche, Trump's former attorney, to lead the Justice Department. A controversial "anti-weaponization fund" announced by Blanche has angered GOP senators, highlighting a potential rift over Trump's influence.
Republicans face a test of loyalty as Donald Trump nominates former attorney Todd Blanche to lead the DOJ. A controversial "anti-weaponization fund" has angered GOP senators, highlighting divisions over Trump's influence and the January 6th Capitol attack.
Multiple U.S. states, including California and New York, are preparing a joint lawsuit to block Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. The deal, announced in February after Paramount outbid Netflix, has drawn antitrust scrutiny from California Attorney General Rob Bonta over risks of higher costs, job losses, and reduced consumer choices.
President Trump announced plans to nominate acting US Attorney General Todd Blanche for the permanent position, citing his leadership and the need for swift action against political opponents. Blanche has faced Republican opposition over a controversial victim fund plan.
US President Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche for the permanent role. Blanche, Trump's former personal lawyer, has defended him in several cases. The nomination follows Trump's praise for Blanche's work at the Department of Justice.
President Trump announced his intention to nominate former personal lawyer Todd Blanche as Attorney General. Meanwhile, the USDA confirmed the discovery of the New World screwworm pest in a calf in La Pryor, Texas, posing a significant threat to the nation's cattle herds.
President Trump is reportedly considering Todd Blanche, the current acting Attorney General, for the permanent AG position. Blanche, Trump's former defense attorney, faces Senate scrutiny over a controversial IRS settlement and his aggressive targeting of political opponents. His confirmation may be challenging due to Republican opposition.
President Trump announced his intention to nominate former personal lawyer Todd Blanche as Attorney General. Blanche, who has aggressively pursued Trump's agenda, faces scrutiny over a proposed "Anti-Weaponization Fund" and accusations of politicizing the Justice Department.
President Trump announced plans to nominate former personal lawyer Todd Blanche as Attorney General, following Blanche's acting role where he pursued investigations into Trump's opponents and proposed a controversial fund for allies.
Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Todd Blanche, his former personal lawyer, for the position of Attorney General. The announcement was made on June 3, 2026.
An investigation by the Guardia Civil's UCO suggests a PSOE operative, Leire Díez, had direct access to the State Attorney General's Office, potentially including the then-Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, through intercepted messages and location data.
President Trump threatened renewed military action against Iran, expressed frustration with Israeli PM Netanyahu, and discussed potential 2028 successors in a wide-ranging interview. He also dismissed concerns about Republican midterm election performance.
The Trump administration has abandoned plans for a $1.8 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund" intended to compensate individuals who felt unfairly targeted by the justice system. The decision followed intense political backlash from both Democrats and Republicans concerned about oversight and potential payouts to Jan. 6 rioters.
The Trump administration has abandoned plans for a $1.8bn fund to compensate individuals claiming government targeting. Acting AG Todd Blanche confirmed the decision amid criticism that it could benefit Capitol riot defendants. A judge had previously barred the DOJ from operating the fund.
