Todd Blanche

• Le procès allègue que le DoJ a enfreint la loi sur la transparence en retenant des documents sur Jeffrey Epstein et en censurant excessivement les divulgations. • Todd Blanche, le procureur général par intérim, s'est rendu coupable d'une « violation effrontée, choquante et continue » d'une loi exigeant que le ministère de la Justice (DoJ) publie l'intégralité des dossiers dits « Epstein », selon une plainte déposée à Washington DC. • L'action intentée lundi par Katie Phang, journaliste d'investigation et analyste juridique, vise à tenir Blanche personnellement responsable du manquement présumé du DoJ à publier tous les documents détenus par le gouvernement concernant Jeffrey Epstein, le défunt délinquant sexuel.

• President Trump fired U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on April 3, 2026, amid frustration over her failure to prosecute his political enemies. • Trump named his former criminal defense lawyer, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, as acting attorney general, marking the second Cabinet firing since retaking the White House after former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in March. • Bondi, a Trump loyalist, oversaw the Justice Department's handling of the Epstein files; Lee Zeldin, current EPA head, is a top contender to replace her permanently.

Trump announced deputy attorney general, who was his former personal attorney, would act up until permanent replacement is confirmedPam Bondi’s swift dismissal on Thursday underscores a reality that has met Trump loyalists from Jeff Sessions to Kristi Noem – no amount of loyalty is enough to save oneself from being dumped by Donald Trump.Since the president assumed office last year, there have been few people more important to his effort to remake government than Bondi, his longtime friend. Continue reading...