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We asked the National Park Service to explain the golden drip streaks seen in an image circulating online.

Expert spots signs DOJ’s ‘run of relentless ineptitude’ coming to an end: ‘Now too late’

It seems that the Department of Justice's "run of relentless ineptitude" is starting to come to an end, according to one expert. Harry Litman, a former federal prosecutor, argued in a new essay for his Substack, "Talking Feds," that the Trump administration's attempts to use…

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLMhBvOzA7E

LIVE: James Talarico speaks at a rally in Austin

Democrat James Talarico holds a rally in Austin ahead...

Is gold melting off Trump’s regilded horse statues in DC? What we know

We asked the National Park Service to explain the golden drip streaks seen in an image circulating online.

Expert spots signs DOJ’s ‘run of relentless ineptitude’ coming to an end: ‘Now too late’

It seems that the Department of Justice's "run of relentless ineptitude" is starting to come to an end, according to one expert. Harry Litman, a former federal prosecutor, argued in a new essay for his Substack, "Talking Feds," that the Trump administration's attempts to use…

Judge warns DOJ as lawyers waffle over Election Day monitors: ‘Hell to pay’

A federal judge warned the Justice Department Monday that there would be “hell to pay” for misleading his court as conflicting accounts emerged about who would monitor polls on Election Day.“I would have to hope and assume that an officer of the court would not…