Anthony Coley
former director of the Justice Department’s office of public affairs
Anthony Coley is a legal analyst for NBC News, MSNBC and CNBC. He was director of the Justice Department’s office of public affairs from February 2021 until January 2023.
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Peters was convicted by a jury of her peers in conservative Mesa County of seven counts, including four felonies, of orchestrating an illegal breach of her county’s voting equipment in a futile attempt to prove conspiracy theories about the 2020 election that were never true.
Iran has a long, documented history of striking American interests — at home and abroad — when it believes the moment is right.
The former Mesa County clerk was convicted of crimes over the Big Lie. She should serve her time.
Attorneys who lack prosecutorial experience and who haven’t been confirmed by the U.S. Senate are leading Trump’s charge against his critics and perceived enemies.
In eight short months, Attorney General Pam Bondi has left the Justice Department in chaos.
Harris’ association with President Joe Biden was always going to drag her down, but her refusal to break with him on any major issue sealed her fate.
Though crime is down in Washington, the data shows a real gap between the statistics and how unsafe many citizens, especially Black women, feel.
Trump vowed retribution and retaliation against his political opponents. He specifically called out New York Attorney General Letitia James.
In less than two months, the attorney general, who’s sworn to protect and defend all of us, has gained a reputation for just offering red meat to MAGA conservatives.
Serving as the nation’s chief law enforcement officer requires independence and sound judgment and the ability to accept court rulings even when you disagree with them.
