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New 'Justice' Bill Could Force Some Businesses to Hire Without Conducting a Criminal Background Check

There is sheer lunacy of adding this prerequisite to a grant program, particularly one that bears the name of a young man who was murdered.

By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal May 2, 2021

Border Wall near the Calexico Port of Entry

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Border Patrol Nabs 5 Gang Members Trying to Sneak Into Country During Migrant Wave

The gang members were nabbed by CBP agents during a seven-day period, according to one Border Patrol official.

By Kipp Jones, The Western Journal May 1, 2021

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Liberal Groups Call for DOJ to Step Into AZ Election Audit Following Dem Court Losses

'We are very concerned that the auditors are engaged in ongoing and imminent violations of federal voting and election laws.'

By Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal May 1, 2021

President Joe Biden salutes as he walks along the Colonnade of the White House on Friday, March 12, 2021, en route to the Oval Office. (Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz)

Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz / Flickr

It Looks Like the US Justice System Is Turning Into a Game of Chutes and Ladders Under Biden

A new partnership between a Virginia prosecutor and a national criminal justice organization is threatening the goal of the justice system.

By Grant Atkinson, The Western Journal April 30, 2021

Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani speaking with attendees at the 2019 Student Action Summit hosted by Turning Point USA at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.

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Op-Ed: The Search of Giuliani's Home May Have Broken the Law

'The opaque nature of the circumstances is the perfect breeding ground for stories to take on a life of their own.'

By Aron Solomon, The Western Journal April 30, 2021

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Biden's DOJ Had 'Backup Plan' to Immediately Arrest Derek Chauvin if He Was Acquitted - Report

The backup plan was not needed because the jury found Chauvin guilty of two counts of murder and one count of manslaughter.

By Erin Coates, The Western Journal April 29, 2021

President Joe Biden, joined by Vice President Kamala Harris and Small Business Administrator Isabella Guzman, signs the Paycheck Protection Program Bill Tuesday, March 30, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz)

Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz / Flickr

Biden Admin Quietly Paves the Way for Sending Grant Money to Sanctuary Cities, Reverses Trump Policy

The Biden administration has affirmed its support for illegal immigrants once again.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal April 28, 2021

Vice President Kamala Harris fist bumps Merrick Garland at the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. Thursday, March 11, 2021, prior to Mr. Garland’s swearing-in ceremony as U.S. Attorney General. (Official White House Photo by Lawrence Jackson)

Official White House Photo by Lawrence Jackson / Flickr

AG Garland Moves to Exploit Chauvin Verdict, Announces Massive Investigation of MPD

A new announcement from Attorney General Merrick Garland is the latest example of the left attempting to push its narrative about police.

By Grant Atkinson, The Western Journal April 21, 2021

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DOJ Announces No Charges for Officer Who Shot and Killed Ashli Babbitt in Capitol

Federal prosecutors will decline to pursue charges against the still-unnamed U.S. Capitol Police officer who shot and killed Ashli Babbitt.

By Kipp Jones, The Western Journal April 15, 2021

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Man Who Told Informant 'I Want to See Blood Flowing' Gets 13 Years for ISIS Support

Right now, there are people living on American soil who are plotting the country's destruction and hoping for bloodshed in the name of Allah.

By Christine Favocci, The Western Journal April 12, 2021

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Feds Charge Man Who Allegedly Scammed Trump Donors Out of $250,000

According to the legal filing, Bell is also accused of applying for Paycheck Protection Program loans made available via the CARES Act.

By Kipp Jones, The Western Journal April 12, 2021

Ray LaHood, former Secretary of Transportation and a former U.S. Representative from Illinois, speaks during a panel discussion titled, "Congress, Presidents, and American Politics: 50 Years of Writings and Reflections," at the National Archives in Washington, DC, on April 27, 2016. NARA photo by Jeff Reed.

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DOJ: Ex-Obama Cabinet Member Received a Secret Loan from a Hezbollah-Linked Source

A former member of Barack Obama's Cabinet is back in the news for accepting money from a billiionaire who has been linked to Hezbollah.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal April 1, 2021

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Tucker Carlson Calls Gaetz Sex Trafficking Allegation Defense 'One of the Weirdest Interviews' Ever

'You know, I've paid for flights, for hotel rooms,' Gaetz said. 'I think someone is trying to make that look criminal when it is not.'

By Erin Coates, The Western Journal March 31, 2021

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Op-Ed: DOJ Documents Show Jaw-Dropping Truth on Child Sex Abuse Across Country

'If the federal prosecutors were targeting only Catholics, then the “investigation” just might be in pursuit of some other agenda.'

By Eugene Delgaudio, The Western Journal March 13, 2021

Sen Lee questions Judge Garland about 2A rights in Sen Judiciary Committee on Feb. 24.

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Biden AG Nominee Garland's Record on 2nd Amend Shows Resistance Toward Right to Bear Arms

Judge Merrick Garland, President Joe Biden’s attorney general nominee, has a troubling record when it comes to recognizing Americans’ Second Amendment rights. In 2007, Garland voted for an “en banc” […]

By Randy DeSoto March 2, 2021

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US Deports Former Nazi Guard Living in Tennessee: He Claimed He Was Only Following Orders

The 95-year-old Tennessee resident was deported for his participation in one of the worst atrocities known to mankind.

By Samantha Kamman, The Western Journal February 28, 2021

Former Vice President of the United States Joe Biden speaking with supporters at a community event at Sun City MacDonald Ranch in Henderson, Nevada.

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AG Nominee Confirms He'll Help Biden Carry Out Gun Control

Democrats are trying to restrict Second-Amendment rights while crime is surging due to the left's campaign to defund the police.

By Samantha Chang, The Western Journal February 24, 2021

Photos from the opening of the new Delta Air Lines terminal in LaGuardia Airport in Queens, NY, on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2019. (Chris Rank for Rank Studios)

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Report: FBI and US Attorney's Office Launch Investigation Into Cuomo's Nursing Home Scandal

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reportedly is facing a new federal investigation into his state's coronavirus policies.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal February 18, 2021

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Dive Team Finds Volkswagen at Bottom of Farmer's Pond, Helps Solve a 7-Year-Old Mystery

Ethan Kazmerzak, 22, went missing on the morning of Sept. 15, 2013, after attending a party. Seven years later, he was found.

By Deborah Van Kempen, The Western Journal February 17, 2021

Congresswoman Elise Stefanik Fort Drum Exchange Visit

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Congresswoman Elise Stefanik Calls for Cuomo to Be 'Prosecuted Immediately' After Cover-Up Revelation

'I have said from the beginning that this is more than a nursing home scandal, this is a massive corruption and coverup scandal.'

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal February 12, 2021

President Joe Biden talks on the phone with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Saturday, Jan. 23, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz)

Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz/ Flickr

Four Years After Calling Move a 'Scandal,' Lib Media Doesn't Bat an Eye as Biden Fires US Attorneys

Four years ago, when Donald Trump fired federal prosecutors, there was a hue and cry from the media. When Joe Biden did it, not so much.

By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal February 10, 2021

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