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Judicial Watch was in court last month before U.S. District Court Judge Reggie B. Walton regarding communications of the Office of the Attorney General with Nellie Ohr, the wife of former Senior DOJ Official Bruce Ohr, who was critical to the creation of the Clinton/DNC dossier.

New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker’s grandstanding stunt during Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings earlier this month may have just cost him bigly.

Conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department Tuesday after the FBI ignored two previous FOIA requests for all emails found on Anthony Weiner’s laptop.

Judicial Watch asks federal court to order release of messages on disgraced congressman's computer

U.S. District Court Judge Christopher R. Cooper issued an order that the Army must reconsider its decision to deny a Purple Heart to Sgt. Joshua Berry for injuries he sustained in the 2009 international terrorist attack at Fort Hood, Texas. The order calls for the Army to reconsider its decision and to act appropriately.

GOP lawmakers will ask President Trump on Thursday to issue a declassification order on all Carter Page FISA docs, Bruce Ohr 302’s and other relevant Russia docs.

Conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch dropped a bombshell on Spygate Friday. The Justice Department admitted in a court filing this week that the FISA court never held hearings on the FISA applications for former Trump advisor Carter Page. One FISA warrant and three subsequent FISA renewals on Carter Page were obtained by Obama’s corrupt FBI in order to spy on Trump’s campaign.

​Judicial Watch today announced that in response to a Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit, the Justice Department (DOJ) admitted in a court filing last night that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court held no hearings on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) spy warrant applications targeting Carter Page, a former Trump campaign part-time advisor who was the subject of four controversial FISA warrants.​Judicial Watch today announced that in response to a Judicial Watch Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit, the Justice Department (DOJ) admitted in a court filing last night that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court held no hearings on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) spy warrant applications targeting Carter Page, a former Trump campaign part-time advisor who was the subject of four controversial FISA warrants.

As the Mueller Probe enters it’s sixteenth month, following a ten month FBI counterintelligence investigation, Congressional committees, outside groups such as Tom Fitton’s Judicial Watch and even the DOJ’s own Inspector General’s team have gathered a wealth of information of their own. There is currently more than enough evidence to support the appointment of a second Special Counsel.

The watchdog group Judicial Watch is suing the Department of Defense on behalf of a Pentagon analyst who said he was stripped of his security clearance after raising concerns about contracts given to Stefan Halper, the FBI informant who spied on the Trump campaign. Read More

On Tuesday the Special Counsel pushed back General Mike Flynn’s sentencing hearing once again to September 17th. Mueller’s last delay was issued on July 10th and the Special Counsel had until August 24th to file a new status report.

The watchdog group Judicial Watch is suing the Department of Defense on behalf of a Pentagon analyst who said he was stripped of his security clearance after raising concerns about contracts given to Stefan Halper, the FBI informant who spied on the Trump campaign.