Jacqueline Diaz
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bar unlawfully targeted a federal employee and violated the supremacy clause.
It's the latest escalation in the DOJ's feud with state bar associations, which are the main avenues for lawyer discipline.
DOJ leadership says state bars nationwide are being weaponized, and the agency is already working to weaken Bar Association's ability to discipline federal prosecutors.
The D.C.
Bar has not yet responded to this lawsuit.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
The accused gunman behind Saturday's thwarted attack on the White House Correspondents' Dinner managed to run some 60 yards before being tackled by Secret Service.
Cole Allen was armed with knives and at least two guns.
He was stopped one floor above where the event was being held.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is defending the Secret Service for their work.
While Blanche defended the security precautions, he did say this event is evidence President Trump's White House ballroom should be built.
This event, however, was put on and hosted by the Correspondents Association, so it would not be held at the White House regardless.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons is being directed to also consider electrocution and lethal gas as methods of execution.
The DOJ announced these and other changes that officials say are meant to strengthen the federal death penalty and to speed the process up.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch has already authorized prosecutors to seek death sentences for nine people.
The Biden administration put a pause on federal executions during his time in office, but Trump ran on a promise to restart the death penalty for federal offenses.
The DOJ plans to make other policy and rule changes in the coming months that the agency says will further streamline the process for seeking death sentences.
Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.
A grand jury in Alabama indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center for years of alleged fraud.
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