Two weeks after a federal court obliterated the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James"exposing Donald Trump's brazenly illegal installation of Lindsey Halligan inside the Justice Department"the DOJ has now suffered a second humiliating failure to indict her, further underscoring the chaos unleashed by Trump's reckless meddling.
A report from the Department of Defense Inspector General that is expected to be released this Friday is said to conclude that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth put US military members at risk when he leaked classified information in a signal chat that included Hegseth family members and a reporter.
For a brief period, it looked like JaQuon Stembridge had a promising future within the Republican Party. He turned 19 this past July and was already the youngest member ever of the Georgia State GOP Executive Committee where he served as assistant secretary for the state convention. He was also the leader of the Georgia Teen Republicans. His rapid rise in state politics appears to have come to a quick end. He resigned just hours after a video was released online purporting to show him attempting to meet with a 14 year old boy from a dating app.
One of Trump's biggest initiatives, establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency, has has ended in a spectacular failure with the Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor confirming that DOGE no longer exists. read more
A nurse, Noella Turnage, has been fired after blowing the whistle on the preferential treatment being given to Ghislaine Maxwell at the federal prison camp where the Trump administration recently transferred the convicted sex trafficker. read more
It's extremely rare for the DoJ to fail to obtain an indictment. Some sources say no true bills have historically been returned in less than 0.01% of the cases federal prosecutors present to a grand jury. That success rate appears to be taking a big dip this year. Besides the failures involving James and Comey there was also the recent sandwich thrower case and a number of failed attempts to indict protestors in several major cities across the country.