Pam Bondi Removed as U.S. Attorney General; Todd Blanche Named Acting Chief
U.S. President Donald Trump replaces Attorney General Pam Bondi with Todd Blanche, impacting legal and diplomatic dynamics in Asia.
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Epstein Case Documents Spark 2026 Congressional Clash Over Transparency
US lawmakers clash over redacted Epstein documents in 2026 hearing, revisiting two decades of investigations into the financier’s sex trafficking network.
US Lawmakers Demand Clarity in Epstein Files as Global Fallout Grows
US lawmakers uncover unexplained redactions in Epstein documents as international figures face scrutiny. Commerce Secretary Lutnick confirms 2012 Epstein meeting amid resignation calls.
Special Counsel Jack Smith Resigns as Trump Prepares to Return to White House
U.S. Special Counsel Jack Smith resigns from the Justice Department as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House, signaling an end to federal cases against him.
U.S. Considers Breaking Up Google After Landmark Monopoly Ruling
The U.S. Justice Department may request Google to divest key businesses like Chrome and Android after a judge found the tech giant maintains an illegal monopoly in online search.
U.S. Justice Department Finds Boeing Breached 2021 Agreement Over 737 MAX Crashes
The U.S. Justice Department has found that Boeing breached a 2021 agreement shielding it from criminal prosecution over the fatal 737 MAX crashes, potentially opening the door to new legal consequences.
U.S. Antitrust Case Against Google Concludes as Judge Weighs Internet’s Future
The high-stakes antitrust trial between Google and the U.S. Justice Department concludes as Judge Amit Mehta considers allegations of Google’s unlawful dominance in web search and advertising.