Todd Blanche

Media attorneys ask court for help in preventing White House ban until legal case is resolved

DOJ is planning to deploy 1,000 federal agents to observe the polls on Election Day, drawing fears of voter intimidation

David Rush faces 20 years for defrauding $193M and leaking defence secrets

The former Colorado elections clerk became a cause célèbre among Trump and his MAGA supporters after she was imprisoned

The United States Department of Justice has filed 40 new cases seeking to strip naturalised Americans of their citizenship over alleged crimes they have committed

For the key viewing block, MS NOW grew by 2 percent in total and 11 percent in the 25-54 demographic

The case now moves toward trial, where prosecutors will seek to prove allegations that the suspect helped orchestrate a malware-driven ATM theft operation spanning much of the U.S. Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre, 50, a Venezuelan national also known as "Prometheus" and "The Engineer," pleaded not guilty to four federal conspiracy charges during his initial court appearance

A high-profile execution attempt in Nashville ended in chaos and raised urgent medical questions after Tennessee death row inmate Christa Gail Pike survived two separate doses of lethal pentobarbital, the Associated Press reported

It was the latest twist in a clash between the Trump administration and federal judges who have at times thwarted his drive to deport millions of immigrants lacking residency papers

The US Department of Justice indicted another 10 individuals on noncitizen voting related charges on Wednesday as Donald Trump’s administration continues to pursue allegations of voter fraud raised by the president

Major US news organizations including CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are pushing a federal court to prolong legal safeguards against the Trump administration's press restrictions

Trump attempts to rebrand AI in unhinged UN speech

Blanche addressed several topics including the U.S. Supreme Court declining to allow a U.S. Postal Service rule restricting the use of mail-in ballots in the November midterm elections

Trump rejection of ceasefire puts political heat back on at the petrol bowser

Trump rejection of ceasefire puts political heat back on at the petrol bowser

The answer may lie in the companies’ efforts to score political goals ahead of the U.S. midterm elections and the money top artificial intelligence labs and their investors stand to make in much-anticipated listings on a jittery stock market

The DOJ agreements end investigations into care previously provided and stop the possibility of hospitals being forced to turn over patient records

US President defends Russian oligarch’s funding of son’s lavish Bahamas wedding party

Attorney General Todd Blanche has repeatedly participated in campaign events and spoken in partisan terms about the coming midterm elections since his confirmation last month, despite criticism that he violated a longstanding Justice Department principle of steering clear of electoral politics

Carlson remembers frustration among the Trump base escalating around summer 2025 while the White House had yet to follow through on its campaign promise to disclose the so-called Epstein files

A move to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will now probably be considered after the November elections

On the way home from a recent trip, Eriech Tapia drove past a sea of dark industrial buildings lining an already jam-packed northern Virginia road: data centers

With Republicans currently holding a 53-47 majority, a Democratic victory in the November 3 midterm elections could dismantle Trump's capacity to advance judicial appointments once the newly elected Congress takes office next year

Crooks killed one attendee and severely wounded two others while also hitting Trump's ear with a bullet

Jonathan Hunter Kramer, 21, of Valencia, Pennsylvania, was taken into custody by FBI agents on Saturday after he was tracked to a hotel, where investigators found three high-capacity rifle magazines and five boxes of ammunition

Federal prosecutors in New York unsealed an indictment Tuesday against five people who belonged to what they called the "RIS Network," including a 63-year-old former Russian intelligence colonel named Yuri Khrameev, his son Kirill, two Cubans and one Venezuelan

Karoline Leavitt is long gone but the show must go on — and Tuesday, in her place for the White House press conference, was the aggressively bland Todd Blanche

During his first term in office, the president appointed three conservative justices to the High Court—Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett

Attorney General Todd Blanche has accused Democrats of using the growing debate over artificial intelligence to influence the upcoming midterm elections, as he defended President Donald Trump's dismissal of warnings about the technology as a “hoax.” Speaking to reporters Tuesday, Blanche questioned the timing of Democratic lawmakers' renewed calls for AI regulation and suggested the debate was being driven in part by the approaching elections

His social media missive was just the latest in a long history of Trump assailing justices, particularly those he had nominated, who ruled against him on his administration's most prominent initiatives

Vice President Vance and Attorney General Todd Blanche are expected to unveil new fraud charges on Monday tied to Emergency Rental Assistance loans issued during the COVID-19 pandemic

An Afghan woman accused of supporting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting on Election Day 2024 has been deported back to her home country in the first successful use of a specialized federal court established by Congress — the U.S. Alien Terrorist Removal Court (ATRC) — 30 years ago to determine whether a non-citizen is an "alien terrorist."

Attorney General Todd Blanche’s Convention Appearance Breaks With Tradition

A federal magistrate judge ordered the Trump administration on Friday to reveal the identities of the people who devised a contentious plan to create a $1.8 billion fund to compensate those who believed they were wronged by political prosecutions

Over the past year, the Justice Department has filed lawsuits against nearly 30 states to force the surrender of confidential voter rolls, while simultaneously repurposing Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)—an agency historically focused on cartels and terrorism—to spearhead a search for unlawfully registered non-citizens

Todd Blanche rants against 'pandemic' of secret gender transitions in US schools

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche defends Trump-led probes in first post-Bondi briefing

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller (L) holds an executive order on birthright citizenship as US President Donald Trump speaks before signing it in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on August 6, 2026

A Christian podcaster was arrested after he allegedly made threats against President Donald Trump and his personal attorney

US naturalisation of India-born convicted rapist Gurmeet Singh revoked

Attorney General Todd Blanche announced Thursday the indictments of 81 alleged members of Los Baja Deo, or LBD, a Puerto Rican-based drug trafficking organization

China rejected claims, accusing US of smearing its reputation

Republicans boo at the mention of Trump following US Senate candidate's primary loss

The US Justice Department sued TikTok in 2024 over allegations that it violated children's online privacy laws

The head of the Justice Department’s Weaponization Working Group, Ed Martin, is leaving the department, capping a chaotic tenure in the Trump administration

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has defended its prosecution of former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director James Comey after a social media post of seashells arranged in “86 47” was shared on Instagram last year

It’s a move that will placate gun rights advocates who’ve been at odds with the administration over its continued defense of federal firearm restrictions

Trump announced the order on social media, directing the US defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, to scale back Ulchi Freedom Shield, an 11-day exercise due to run from 17 to 27 August involving about 18,000 South Korean troops rehearsing scenarios including missile strikes, drone incursions and cyber-attacks

Trump Administration Moves to Restore Felons’ Gun Rights

The cases stem from an executive order Trump signed asking states to turn over their voter rolls, including voters’ names, dates of birth, residential addresses, state driver’s licenses and the last four digits of their Social Security numbers

The Trump administration fast-tracked a renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool ahead of the nation’s Fourth of July celebrations, at a cost of about US$14.7 million

Federal prosecutors on July 31 moved to drop the case against Olympic canoeist David Hearn, who was accused of damaging the $14 million project after cracks, algae growth and peeling sealant were discovered

Speaking on NBC News' "Meet the Press," Blanche outlined the scope of federal involvement in the high-profile investigation, which has drawn national attention since Guthrie was first reported missing earlier this year

Attorney General Todd Blanche will join two network shows on Sunday following his narrow Senate confirmation last week

As the White House expands its “war on fraud,” the Justice Department announced criminal charges in recent days against a new symbol of that battle — a food truck in Santa Ana, Calif

Attorney General Todd Blanche is seeking to rally a depleted Justice Department workforce in his first speech since taking the reins of the beleaguered agency, promising rank-and-file staff that he will lead them with integrity

Trump's AG pick Todd Blanche grilled over Epstein files and Ghislaine Maxwell prison transfer