Even Republican Senator John Cornyn isn’t willing to accept Blanche’s story on why the Department of Justice agreed to give Trump an “anti-weaponization fund.”

More than 1,200 former Department of Justice employees wrote a letter explaining why Todd Blanche would be a terrible attorney general.

Donald Trump made his case for appointing his former personal attorney as attorney general.

She also referred his attorney for possible professional discipline.

The state of New Mexico is demanding answers from the Department of Justice on why it’s impeding the investigation.

The Justice Department is trying to protect acting Attorney General Todd Blanche from any sort of accountability.

In investigating the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Department of Justice is making plain whose agenda it’s interested in furthering.

A federal judge ruled that acting Attorney General Todd Blanche did not “respond substantively” to arguments that he had violated the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

A federal judge in Virginia tried to offer the Justice Department an off-ramp in the slush fund matter. Naturally, Blanche & Co. refused to take it.

The Department of Justice is making it clear: Trump isn’t giving up his slush fund.

Donald Trump had been not-so-surreptitiously signaling that the slush fund wasn’t actually over.

Trump officials are saying one thing publicly and another behind closed doors.

Judges have criticized the conduct of federal prosecutors in case after case. But DOJ lawyers know exactly who they’re really working for.

Senator Thom Tillis is standing in the way of Attorney General Todd Blanche.

The acting attorney general bragged about putting “roadblocks” in place for those seeking justice against Trump.

Todd Blanche isn’t guaranteed to become Trump’s attorney general just yet.

A superseding indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center has muddied the waters.

Donald Trump says the slush fund will happen. His own team says it’s over.

Not even Donald Trump’s own party could get behind the fund.

Actually, it’s not reason, singular. It’s reasons, plural. And there are 88.3 million of them.