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Why Some Jurors and Judges No Longer Trust Trump’s Justice Department

Federal prosecutors have struggled to convict anti-ICE protesters, while grand juries and judges are showing unusual skepticism of the government.

Closing Argument • 09.19.2026

New Prison Policy Gives Trump Administration More Power to Punish Enemies

The Bureau of Prisons quietly revised its rules to allow Attorney General Todd Blanche to unilaterally decide where federal prisoners serve time.

News • 09.18.2026

In Federal Prisons, Some Guards Use Fear and Violence to Stifle Complaints

Prisoners in federal facilities must file most grievances with the guards — a system they say exposes them to retaliation, including physical abuse.

Feature • 07.13.2026

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