For those who do not follow the “Twitter Files” releases, here are some of the essential highlights:
The FBI spent $3.5 million to block conservatives on Twitter, and the FBI compelled Twitter to provide information that legally required warrants, even though they lacked warrants. Eventually, the FBI instructed Twitter to censor tweets and suspend accounts in the months leading up to the 2020 election, and nearly all were from conservatives.
The Special Master on Donald Trump’s case is out. Thursday’s order accomplished just that, terminating Judge Dearie’s work before he had a chance to finish his examination of the evidence.
A federal appeals court will consider whether to halt an independent arbitrator’s assessment of papers obtained during an FBI investigation of papers taken from the Florida property of former President Donald Trump.
Reports are circulating that a journalist writing on the Biden administration’s failure was arrested by the FBI and then disappeared.
The special master evaluating the materials stated on Tuesday that Donald Trump’s assertions of executive and attorney-client privilege over certain documents that the FBI collected from his Mar-a-Lago property lacked sufficient evidence to decide in his favor.
The United States Justice Department asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to reject former President Donald Trump’s request to re-authorize an independent arbiter to vet classified records seized from his Florida home.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has given the DOJ until early next week to respond to former President Donald Trump’s legal filing; Trump’s filing requests that the special master assigned to the case be allowed to review dozens of documents seized in the FBI raid on his Mar-a-Lago property in Palm Beach, Florida.
The federal government and a consortium of four private organizations have collaborated to identify purported electoral “misinformation” to have it censored on various social media platforms.
Attorneys for Donald Trump and the Justice Department have agreed on a possible candidate to be the special master. The special masters will look over the documents taken from Mar-a-Lago. The Justice Department said in a court filing Monday evening that Judge Raymond Dearie, suggested by Trump’s legal team, is a good choice for the third-party attorney who will review the seized materials independently.
A Justice Department report said efforts were likely to obstruct the government’s investigation of documents at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home months before the FBI visited it.