House Republicans subpoena Jack Smith to testify privately about his investigations into Trump, with debates over public vs. private hearings and potential legal consequences for non-compliance.
The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith for a closed-door deposition on December 17 to discuss his investigations into Donald Trump, despite Smith's offer to testify publicly. The committee seeks records and testimony related to Smith's work on Trump-related cases, which were abandoned after Trump's re-election, amid ongoing political scrutiny and investigations into the Capitol riot and classified documents.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan issued a subpoena to former special counsel Jack Smith for closed-door testimony regarding the federal prosecutions of Donald Trump, amid ongoing investigations and partisan disputes over transparency and investigation integrity.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces internal and external challenges, including a narrow Tennessee election victory, a revolt over legislation, and ongoing investigations involving Jack Smith, amid broader GOP struggles ahead of 2026.
The FBI has issued a subpoena to Tucows, the registrar of Archive.today and its mirrors, seeking information about the site's owner, whose identity remains unconfirmed, as part of a federal investigation. The site, used to bypass paywalls, has been active since 2012, but little is known about its owner, possibly named Denis Petrov from Prague.
A judge quashed a DOJ subpoena targeting QueerDoc, an online provider of information and referrals for gender-affirming care, citing concerns that the government’s actions aimed to eliminate such care under the guise of investigation, reflecting broader political and legal conflicts over transgender health services for minors.
Some Trump officials are criticizing prosecutor Lindsey Halligan, who was hand-picked by Trump, predicting she will face legal trouble and become a primary target for subpoenas if Democrats regain control of Congress or the DOJ.
Kim Zolciak is in her first serious relationship since her divorce from Kroy Biermann, dating Kyle Mowitz, whose estranged wife subpoenaed Kim in their divorce proceedings. The relationship began after both had filed for divorce, and despite some legal drama, they are very happy together, with Kim still maintaining her own residence.
The U.S. House Committee on Oversight released over 33,000 pages of Epstein-related records provided by the Department of Justice, which continues to produce documents while redacting sensitive information, following a subpoena issued by Chairman Comer.
Blake Lively denies sending a subpoena to Megyn Kelly in her legal case against Justin Baldoni, while Kelly criticizes Lively publicly, calling her a narcissistic bully and claiming she was targeted with a subpoena, which Lively's team refutes. The legal dispute involves allegations of harassment and retaliation, with ongoing discovery and court proceedings.
A Republican-led congressional committee has subpoenaed documents from Jeffrey Epstein's estate to investigate his connections, the federal investigation, and potential misconduct involving high-profile individuals, amid ongoing scrutiny of Epstein's sex trafficking activities and related investigations.
The House Oversight Committee has issued a subpoena to Jeffrey Epstein's estate for documents related to his financial activities and personal connections, including a controversial 'birthday book' allegedly containing a letter from Donald Trump, as part of an investigation into potential mismanagement of Epstein's case and related figures like Ghislaine Maxwell and Alexander Acosta.
The House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed Jeffrey Epstein's estate for documents including his 'birthday book' and financial records, as part of an ongoing investigation into Epstein's activities and connections, with a deadline set for September 8. The committee also plans to interview Alexander Acosta regarding Epstein's 2008 plea deal.
The House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed Jeffrey Epstein's estate and is seeking documents and testimony from former officials to investigate Epstein's dealings, including a 'birthday book' linked to Ghislaine Maxwell, with a deadline of September 8 for document submission.
A Justice Department subpoena revealed the Trump administration's extensive efforts to obtain confidential medical records of transgender children receiving gender-affirming care, including detailed patient information and communications, as part of a broader campaign to end such treatments for minors.