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Three Key Questions in the Google Antitrust Case
The answers may well determine the outcome of the trial.
Texas’ Rio Grande Buoy Barrier Battle, Explained
Gov. Greg Abbott says the question is immigration; the Biden administration says it’s about river navigation.
January 6’s Intelligence Failures
They were not solely the domain of the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security.
GOP Contenders Overhype Plans to Overhaul the DOJ
The rhetoric is sharp, but installing new leaders is commonplace for new presidents.
The Challenges Facing the PGA-LIV Merger, Explained
The deal combining golf’s two biggest players faces scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers.
Rebuilding Ukraine
Plus: The scathing DOJ report on police misconduct in Minneapolis.
Arraignment Day: The Legal and the Political Cases
What to look for from the courts and how Donald Trump’s indictment might—or might not—affect the race for 2024.
Republicans Lean Into Defunding the (Federal) Police
Plus: Kevin McCarthy and his detractors reach a deal to resume House votes.
The Biden Family’s Legal Woes, Explained
At least nine members of the president’s family have received payments from foreign nationals.
