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President Trump Advocates for White House Drone Port Amid Legal Disputes

President Trump Advocates for White House Drone Port Amid Legal Disputes

President Trump has unveiled plans for a drone port atop the proposed White House ballroom, emphasizing its necessity for national security. The project has faced legal challenges, particularly from Judge Richard Leon, who issued an injunction to halt construction due to the administration's lack of congressional approval. Despite this, an appeals court has temporarily allowed construction to continue. Trump has criticized both Judge Leon and Alison Hoagland, who assisted in filing a lawsuit against the project, arguing that modern weaponry necessitates such a defense structure. The Department of Justice has requested the lifting of the injunction, citing security concerns following a recent shooting incident.
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Winston Strawn Expands International Trade Practice with New Partner in Washington, D.C.

Winston Strawn Expands International Trade Practice with New Partner in Washington, D.C.

Winston Strawn Expands International Trade Practice with New Partner in Washington, D.C.
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Porzio, Bromberg Newman Expands Corporate Practice with Donald J. Rassiger as Principal

Porzio, Bromberg Newman Expands Corporate Practice with Donald J. Rassiger as Principal

Porzio, Bromberg Newman Expands Corporate Practice with Donald J. Rassiger as Principal
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Winston Strawn Strengthens International Trade Practice with New Partner in DC

Winston Strawn Strengthens International Trade Practice with New Partner in DC

Winston Strawn Strengthens International Trade Practice with New Partner in DC
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Judicial Watch Sues U.S. Intelligence Agencies Over Directed Energy Weapon Records

Judicial Watch Sues U.S. Intelligence Agencies Over Directed Energy Weapon Records

Judicial Watch has filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against several U.S. intelligence agencies, including the DOJ, FBI, CIA, DoD, Homeland Security, and ODNI, seeking records related to Directed Energy Weapons (DEW). The lawsuit follows allegations of 'stonewalling' by these agencies in response to FOIA requests concerning DEW attacks, also known as Havana Syndrome or Anomalous Health Incidents. Judicial Watch claims that the lack of transparency may indicate a coordinated effort to conceal the truth about these incidents, which have reportedly affected government employees and civilians.
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DOJ Opens Investigation into E. Jean Carroll's Testimony in Trump Lawsuits

DOJ Opens Investigation into E. Jean Carroll's Testimony in Trump Lawsuits

The Department of Justice is investigating E. Jean Carroll for potential perjury in her testimony during civil lawsuits against President Trump. Carroll accused Trump of sexual assault in the 1990s and won substantial damages in court. The investigation focuses on whether Carroll lied about the financial backing of her lawsuit, as it was revealed that billionaire Reid Hoffman contributed to her legal expenses. Trump has denied the allegations and is appealing the court decisions, seeking Supreme Court intervention.
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Winston Strawn Welcomes Steven Hill as Partner in International Trade Practice

Winston Strawn Welcomes Steven Hill as Partner in International Trade Practice

Winston Strawn Welcomes Steven Hill as Partner in International Trade Practice
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Ex-US Attorney General Bondi testifies to Congress panel probing Epstein case

Ex-US Attorney General Bondi testifies to Congress panel probing Epstein case

By Richard Cowan WASHINGTON, May 29 (Reuters) - Former U.S.
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The Latest: Pam Bondi arrives on Capitol Hill to face closed-door questioning over the Epstein files

The Latest: Pam Bondi arrives on Capitol Hill to face closed-door questioning over the Epstein files

According to a U.S. official familiar with the matter, U.S. and Iranian negotiators have reached a tentative agreement to extend the ceasefire in the 3-month-old war by 60 days and start a new round of talks on Iran’s nuclear program
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Law Firms Reevaluate Training Methods Amid AI Advancements

Law Firms Reevaluate Training Methods Amid AI Advancements

Law Firms Reevaluate Training Methods Amid AI Advancements
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Former CIA Officer Arrested for Stealing Millions in Gold Bars from Government

Former CIA Officer Arrested for Stealing Millions in Gold Bars from Government

David Rush, a former CIA officer, has been charged with stealing tens of millions of dollars in gold bars and foreign currency from the agency. According to an FBI affidavit, Rush allegedly lied about his military service and education to secure a senior executive position with top-secret clearance. The FBI searched his home two days before his arrest, discovering over 300 gold bars worth approximately $40 million, along with $2 million in cash. Rush, who worked for the CIA for 17 years, is accused of requesting a significant quantity of foreign currency and gold bars for work-related expenses. He has not yet entered a plea and remains in custody pending a detention hearing.
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DOJ seeks recusal of judge in Georgia voter rolls case, citing misconduct scandal

DOJ seeks recusal of judge in Georgia voter rolls case, citing misconduct scandal

By Nate Raymond May 29 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Justice on Friday asked a federal judge to step aside from hearing its bid to force the state of Georgia to turn over a copy of its non-public voter registration list after she was linked to a judicial misconduct case.