Newly released FBI files made public by Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) reveal that former Special Counsel Jack Smith issued nearly 200 subpoenas targeting Republican organizations, officials, and donors as part of a Justice Department investigation launched under the Biden administration. The disclosures have prompted congressional Republicans to call for the impeachment of U.S. District Court Chief Judge James Boasberg, who authorized related surveillance orders.

The FBI has begun arresting many violent protesters for interfering in federal immigration enforcement operations.

Police officers are fed up with local politicians in Democrat-run areas favoring illegal aliens over the needs of law enforcement, a police group’s spokesperson said.

On Wednesday Rep. Ben Cline (R-VA) explained that removing the federal tax on suppressors is not enough and called for the devices to be reclassified so law-abiding citizens can acquire them with greater ease.

President Donald Trump called for an investigation into former FBI agent Walter Giardina on Wednesday, accusing him of misconduct in a Truth Social post that renewed scrutiny of the agent’s role in a series of high-profile investigations tied to Trump and former White House trade adviser and current Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro.

Broward Circuit Judge Frank Ledee ruled that Florida’s prohibition against 18–20-year-olds carrying concealed for self-defense is unconstitutional. 

Masked Muslim protesters took to the streets of Tower Hamlets in East London on Saturday, vowing to “defend” their community after police had banned an anti-Islamist march in the borough.

Chaos and violence continued this weekend outside a Portland Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility that left several people injured after a brawl between protestors and conservative activists. But police made no arrests.

The FBI and local police this week took down an infamous open-air drug market in Philadelphia and crushed the criminal organization that had been supplying it for nearly a decade, authorities announced.

New York Attorney General Letitia James claimed that the mortgage fraud case brought against her is not about her, but rather “about a justice system which has been weaponized.”