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"The court finds that at least one of plaintiffs' claims has a likelihood of success on the merits, and that absent a preliminary injunction, plaintiffs will suffer irreparable harm."

"The plaintiffs in this case have not made the showing required to justify last-minute intervention by a Federal Court."

A delay to four executions the department had scheduled for July and August until further order of the court.

"It is so completely out of touch with what is happening."

Sullivan’s attorneys told the appeals court the panel decision marked a “dramatic break from precedent” that “threatens to turn ordinary judicial process upside down.”

Berman said he told Barr he regarded Clayton as an "unqualified choice" for the prosecutor job because he had never served as a federal prosecutor and "had no criminal experience."

The FTC declined to comment. The Justice Department had no immediate comment.

Berman stepped down from his post on June 20 after Attorney General William Barr had him fired by Trump.

"Recent attention on the death of Elijah McClain warrants such disclosure."

"To date, DOD has no corroborating evidence to validate the recent allegations found in open-source reports."

"These charges should serve as a warning to those who choose to desecrate the statues and monuments that adorn our nation’s capital."

A direct to drop the criminal case.

"Nobody could have known Mr. Wallace would be assigned to garage number 4 last week."

"The message to the public from New York City’s government appears to favor certain secular gatherings and disfavor religious gatherings."

"I have asked the President to remove you as of today, and he has done so."

"I have not resigned, and have no intention of resigning my position."

The Justice Department proposal would seek to push platforms to "address" illicit content online, such as material that violates federal criminal law.

Lawyers for the Justice Department and Flynn will each argue before a federal appeals court.

"I'm not sure what he's saying."

"No one has ever been criminally prosecuted for unmasking."