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United States Department of Justice (view source)
Revision as of 01:21, April 25, 2025
, 01:21, April 25, 2025→Project Veritas
According to documents reviewed by ''Project Veritas'', the Joe Biden DOJ used subpoenas to [[Microsoft]] to gain access to documents and files belonging to James O’Keefe and other journalists at the organization. The DOJ issued gag orders to the tech firm to stop them from informing ''Project Veritas'' about the surveillance, and this DOJ activity continued even after a judge ordered the DOJ to stop exploiting the electronic devices previously seized.<ref>https://www.projectveritas.com/news/microsoft-corporation-legal-documents-show-biden-doj-spying-on-project/</ref>
According to documents reviewed by ''Project Veritas'', the Joe Biden DOJ used subpoenas to [[Microsoft]] to gain access to documents and files belonging to James O’Keefe and other journalists at the organization. The DOJ issued gag orders to the tech firm to stop them from informing ''Project Veritas'' about the surveillance, and this DOJ activity continued even after a judge ordered the DOJ to stop exploiting the electronic devices previously seized.<ref>https://www.projectveritas.com/news/microsoft-corporation-legal-documents-show-biden-doj-spying-on-project/</ref>
In February 2025, the investigation into Project Veritas was dismissed by the Department of Justice. Project Veritas reported that they had spent over $6 million defending their journalists against the Biden DOJ during this period of time, and claimed that this was an example of [[lawfare]].
===Murder of Roseanne Boyland===
===Murder of Roseanne Boyland===