The Washington Inquisitor
U.S. District Court
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Judge dismisses Trump’s defamation suit against The Wall Street Journal, and the president plans to appeal
A federal judge in Miami dismissed the $10 billion suit over a 2025 article about a birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein with prejudice. Trump’s legal team said he will keep pressing the…
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Justice Department tells court its election monitors will be unarmed and include no FBI or ICE employees
In a sworn declaration in the NAACP’s records lawsuit, the Justice Department’s Voting Section says monitors will carry no firearms or arrest authority, and that releasing deployment sites before Tuesday could put…
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Judge orders inquiry into whether Justice Department lawyers misled court on East Potomac golf plan
Judge Ana Reyes ordered an inquiry into DOJ lawyers’ statements about the administration’s plans for East Potomac Golf Links, which the administration says it is renovating.
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Judge orders administration to stop pressing California officials over disputed ballots
A federal judge in San Francisco barred the Justice Department and DHS through Nov. 16 from pressuring California election officials to set aside ballots the administration says were cast by noncitizens.
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Judge to rule on next steps in DOJ bid to set aside 20,000 California ballots
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter said he would appoint a special master to examine how the Justice Department compiled its list of alleged noncitizen voters and promised an order Wednesday.