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The indictment prompted the resignation of at least one veteran career prosecutor who headed the criminal division at the U.S. attorney’s office in Nashville, where the case was filed, people familiar with the matter said.

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Breaking: Wrongly deported migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been brought back to the U.S. to face criminal charges https://t.co/6WCUDlhCvl

Democrats join the right-wing push for the Justice Department to release documents from a federal investigation into Epstein after Musk insinuates Trump was involved in the criminal activity https://t.co/wSig3JLU8R

Soliman disguised himself as a gardener so he could get close to members of a Jewish group in Boulder before attacking them with incendiary devices, authorities said. “He said he had no regrets and he would go back and do it again,” ⁦@USAO_CO⁩ said. https://t.co/PU8WCHOgnX

RT @jdawsey1: Trump’s own lawyer Robert Giuffra told partners at his firm he believed Trump’s executive orders against law firms were uncon…

The man accused of using a flamethrower in an attack on a Jewish group in Boulder said he had been planning it for a year because he “wanted to kill all Zionist people and wished they were all dead." Mohamed Soliman was charged w/a federal hate crime. https://t.co/VG52U2LPoJ

I got a shoutout in ⁦@jessbidgood’s great On Politics newsletter! Thanks, Jess!⁩ https://t.co/B3UIZ9977h

“The position of pardon attorney has always been occupied by a career appointee, not a political appointee, to ensure reccs are being made without consideration of political favoritism,” @lizoyerdc said. “That seems to have completely unraveled under the current administration.”

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Ed Martin is quickly using his new role as the Justice Department’s pardon attorney to target Biden-era prosecutions that rankled conservatives https://t.co/u6RA93SbMq

“What we’re seeing now is a complete gutting of all the traditional work of the civil-rights division and then a rump of the civil-rights division being used almost exclusively to pursue right-wing Trumpist agenda items,” @sbagen said.

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How Harmeet Dhillon is engineering a U-turn in the Justice Department’s civil-rights division https://t.co/x8W7YhuJVR

. ⁦@USAttyPirro⁩ handling of the deadly shooting of two Israeli Embassy staff members has been met with relief from prosecutors, especially when compared to ⁦@EagleEdMartin⁩, who had ties to a Jan. 6 rioter who espoused antisemitic views. https://t.co/JsFX8dcJaB

RT @VeraMBergen: New with @AnatPeled1: The shocking killing of two young embassy staffers in the heart of Washington has reverberated aroun…

“It is not the act of a hero,” said ⁦@USAttyPirro⁩. “This is the kind of case that picks at old sores and old scars, because these kinds of cases remind us of what happened in the past that we cannot and must never forget.” W/ ⁦@cryanbarber⁩ https://t.co/RmT0ugfTfB

RT @meridithmcgraw: A man who shouted “Free Palestine!” fatally shot two Israeli Embassy staff members late Wednesday near a Jewish museum…

RT @Olivia_Beavers: New w/ @meridithmcgraw @sgurman: Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot and killed near a Jewish museum in downt…

RT @WSJ: The Justice Department is moving to drop Biden-era civil rights lawsuits alleging unconstitutional policing in Minneapolis and Lou…

RT @WSJ: The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Andrew Cuomo, a top Democratic contender in the New York City mayo…