Eli Rosenbaum, a former Nazi hunter with extensive experience prosecuting war criminals, challenges the claims of Israel committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.

The article discusses the radicalization at American universities, focusing on Columbia University and the influence of Critical Race Theory (CRT).

Former Cornell student, Patrick Dai, pleaded guilty to threatening Jewish students by posting messages about violence towards them, including plans to shoot up the kosher dining hall and harm Jewish men, women, and babies on campus.

Andrew C. McCarthy discusses the unexpected turn of events in a Delaware courtroom where Hunter Biden's plea deal with the Justice Department unraveled before the judge and the public.

In a podcast episode featuring Eli Lake, there is a discussion about the Justice Department's decision to indict Donald Trump, with Lake expressing skepticism about the move.

Eli Lake discusses the indictment of the former head of the counterintelligence unit of the FBI in New York, exploring its implications for the FBI, the Justice Department, and the ongoing focus on the 2016 elections.

The text discusses allegations of Joe Biden mishandling classified documents and questions if this poses legal risks for him and his team.

During the last January 6th hearing, the committee discussed the criminal referrals made to the Justice Department regarding Donald Trump.

The podcast discussion delves into the theme of crime occurring in close proximity to individuals.

David Henry Gerson reflects on his father Allan Gerson's final days and the publication of his memoir, "Lies That Matter," detailing Allan's work in bringing Nazi collaborators to justice.

Former President Donald Trump pardoned Elliott Broidy, a wealthy businessman who pleaded guilty to illegal lobbying, with support from five Los Angeles rabbis.

Eli Lake discusses how recently released 2016 transcripts corroborate his article about the Justice Department's mistreatment of Michael Flynn.

Amidst recent events involving President Donald Trump's rhetoric and actions, some comparisons have emerged likening him to Adolf Hitler, particularly regarding the use of authoritative language and potential military intervention.

Eli Lake, a Bloomberg View columnist, discusses his article in COMMENTARY on the case of Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security advisor, who was allegedly targeted and pressured by the Justice Department.

Mondaire Jones, a 32-year-old progressive attorney and activist, is running for the open congressional seat in New York's 17th district after Rep. Nita Lowey's retirement.

The discussion in the COMMENTARY podcast explores the unmasking scandal and the Justice Department's treatment of Michael Flynn, questioning Barack Obama's motivations at the time.

AJC's Jason Isaacson discussed the U.S. Department of Justice Summit on Combating Antisemitism and the increased efforts to combat antisemitism.

The Justice Department's secret seizure of two months' worth of telephone records from Associated Press reporters and editors in connection with a leaked al-Qaida plot has sparked outcry from First Amendment advocates, including claims of an unprecedented assault on press freedom.