The U.S. Department of Justice reportedly found insufficient evidence to charge Senator Adam Schiff with mortgage fraud, despite political pressure from President Trump and ongoing investigations, with Schiff's legal team dismissing the allegations as baseless.
The article covers heated exchanges in Congress involving Senator Adam Schiff and Attorney General Pam Bondi, ongoing DOJ investigations into Schiff, and the political tensions surrounding the government shutdown, including disagreements over military pay and health care subsidies, with notable comments from GOP and Democratic leaders.
Portland's City Attorney accused the U.S. Department of Justice of violating protesters' constitutional rights and engaging in viewpoint discrimination by supporting federal officers' heavy-handed response to protests at an ICE facility, amid ongoing investigations into police conduct and federal actions during demonstrations.
Portland officials criticized the U.S. Department of Justice for launching an investigation into police conduct following the arrest of a conservative journalist, accusing federal authorities of political bias and viewpoint discrimination, while emphasizing concerns over First and Fourth Amendment violations.
A newly appointed US attorney in Virginia, under Trump's influence, plans to seek a grand jury indictment against former FBI Director James Comey for allegedly lying to Congress, despite prosecutors finding insufficient evidence to charge him, following a recommendation to decline prosecution.
Border czar Tom Homan was investigated by the DOJ for potential bribery related to contract awards, but authorities found no credible evidence of wrongdoing, and the investigation was closed. The White House dismissed the probe as politically motivated.
President Donald Trump threatened to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook if she does not resign amid mortgage fraud allegations linked to her mortgage applications, which she denies, and this move could lead to a historic legal battle as the president can only remove Fed governors for cause.
The DOJ is investigating Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over allegations of mortgage fraud, following a request from Trump for her to resign, amid broader political pressure and criticism of the Fed's policies and leadership.
Federal prosecutors are investigating the office of New York Attorney General Letitia James for potential misconduct related to her civil fraud cases against Donald Trump and the NRA, amid ongoing legal battles and previous investigations into James's actions.
The MAGA movement's long-standing demand for accountability against Trump's political enemies is gaining momentum as the DOJ orders a grand jury investigation into Obama-era officials, signaling a potential shift towards political retribution and justice aligned with MAGA interests, though the outcome remains uncertain.
UnitedHealth's stock has halved in three months amid an industry-wide downturn and a DOJ investigation, prompting investors to consider whether to buy now for short, medium, or long-term gains, with potential rebounds depending on upcoming earnings forecasts and industry recovery.
UnitedHealth (UNH) is set to report Q2 earnings on July 29, with expectations of a 34% decline in EPS to $4.48 amid a 13% revenue increase to $111.5 billion. The company faces challenges including a DOJ investigation into Medicare billing practices and recent leadership changes, which have impacted investor sentiment. Despite these issues, analysts remain cautiously optimistic, with a consensus rating of Moderate Buy and a potential 23.86% upside based on current price targets.
UnitedHealth's stock has declined 44% this year amid legal scrutiny over Medicare Advantage coding practices, with ongoing investigations and legal uncertainties. Despite this, J.P. Morgan analyst Lisa Gill remains optimistic, rating the stock as a buy with a 48% potential upside, supported by industry trends and upcoming earnings.
Lawmakers are debating the release of Jeffrey Epstein investigation files, with some Republicans supporting transparency and calling for the DOJ to release more information, amid ongoing controversy and political divisions.
UnitedHealth stock has dropped nearly 4% in premarket trading due to DOJ investigations into its Medicare program, contributing to a 44.3% decline year-to-date. Despite the company's confidence in its practices and ongoing audits, investor concerns about regulatory risks and potential costs have led to a significant stock decline, with analysts remaining cautiously optimistic but wary of further downside risks.