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DECODING: Five Votes Beat Four, and Lisa Cook Keeps Her Fed Seat
Five votes against four. That is the margin by which the U.S. Supreme Court kept Lisa Cook in her seat as a governor of…
ANALYSIS: Trump asks the Supreme Court to validate his mail-voting limits
The Trump administration filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court on Monday, July 27, 2026 , asking it to enforce Executive Order 14399…
COLUMN: Brussels unveils 21st package against Putin's war economy
Alongside the German indictment in the Nord Stream affair, the European Union proposed new sanctions in early July 2026 targeting the Russian oil sector,…
ANALYSIS: The Nord Stream indictment confronts Ukraine with its gray zones
On July 1, 2026, a man was formally charged before a German court over the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipeline, as part of…
ACCOUNT: A judge forces the DOJ to lift the veil on the Epstein files
Federal judge Emmet Sullivan has ordered the Trump administration to make public and "unredact" certain information contained in the Epstein files, with a deadline…
DOJ refuses to release new Epstein documents despite a judge's order
The Department of Justice refused, on July 2, 2026, to hand over additional documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein case, despite a
A Grand Jury Humiliates Trump's DOJ Again in the Letitia James Case
For the second time in a matter of months, a federal grand jury has refused to indict New York Attorney GeneralLetitia James,
30 Years in Prison for a Florida Man Who Exploited Children in the Philippines
On July 2, 2026, the United States Department of Justice announced the sentencing of Vincent Anthony Principe, a 55-year-old man from Arcadia,
The Epstein Files, the Legal Battle Embarrassing Trump's DOJ
On July 2, 2026, marked a deadline the US Department of Justice had been dreading for weeks: the court-ordered deadline to declassify