The Department of Justice is finalizing a deal to launch a so-called “Truth and Justice Commission” and establish a compensation fund of $1,776,000,000 to pay claims made by alleged victims of government “weaponization” in exchange for President Donald Trump dropping his ongoing lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service, sources told ABC News.
Sources told ABC News that the proposed deal — which is likely to face legal hurdles and has already been criticized by Democrats as a “slush fund” for Trump’s allies — arose after months of deliberations between the White House and DOJ officials who originally attempted to craft a legal justification for the settlement to compensate Trump directly.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday rejected Virginia’s appeal regarding its redistricting map, which voters narrowly approved in a referendum last month.
Virginia Democrats filed an emergency appeal Monday after the Virginia Supreme Court struck down the state’s redistricting referendum last week, ruling that the legislative process in which the referendum was created was unconstitutional.
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Connecticut enacted the law with a goal of increased oversight of federal agents. The DOJ said it endangers officers.
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The lawsuit alleges that Amazon has refused to seek tariff refunds due to political and commercial interests.
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Under the terms of the agreements, which the Department of Justice reached in coordination with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, TCH will pay $10 million to resolve allegations that it submitted false billings to public and private payors to secure insurance coverage for pediatric sex-rejecting procedures.
Today, the Department of Justice announced the first resolution secured under the Department’s ongoing national investigation into violations of federal law in connection with the provision of sex-rejecting procedures on minors (often euphemistically called “gender-affirming care”).
The new ruling leaves intact a Virginia Supreme Court decision that found that the process leading up to the recent referendum suffered from legal defects.
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