Pam Bondi
Former Attorney General of the United States
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Bondi Misses Epstein Deposition; Democrats File Civil Contempt Resolution, Republicans Schedule May 29 Interview
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi did not appear for a bipartisan Oversight Committee deposition on April 14, 2026, despite a legally binding subpoena. On April 29, House Oversight Democrats filed a civil contempt resolution. Within 45 minutes, Republicans confirmed a new date: Bondi will give a transcribed interview on May 29.
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DOJ Loses Fifth Straight Voter Data Case as Trump-Appointed Judge Calls Lawsuit a 'Fishing Expedition'
A Trump-appointed federal judge dismissed the DOJ's demand for Rhode Island's unredacted voter rolls -- the fifth consecutive loss for a legal campaign that has sued 30 states and DC for their residents' Social Security numbers and driver's license data.
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Acting AG Blanche Says Trump Has 'Right' and 'Duty' to Order DOJ Investigations Into His Enemies
In his first press conference after replacing fired AG Pam Bondi, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the president has the "right" and "duty" to direct Justice Department investigations -- including into people Trump "has had issues with."
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Two Consent Decrees Now Bar Four Federal Agencies from Pressuring Social Media Platforms Through 2036
Federal courts in Louisiana and Texas have entered binding consent decrees restricting CDC, CISA, the Surgeon General, and the State Department from coercing social media companies to suppress speech -- the first court-ordered limits on government-platform relations, though significant gaps remain.
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Bondi defies bipartisan subpoena on Epstein files as DOJ claims firing makes it moot
The Justice Department told the House Oversight Committee that Pam Bondi's subpoena is no longer binding because Trump fired her as AG, but lawmakers from both parties say it was issued to her by name and threaten contempt charges.