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Atlantic Asks Judge to Toss Patel’s ‘Meritless’ Defamation Suit Original

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By Suzanne Monyak Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The Atlantic accused FBI Director Kash Patel of sending an “ominous message” to the press and stepping on free speech protections by filing a $250 million defamation lawsuit against the magazine for its report alleging excessive drinking and unexplained work absences.
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Top DHS Lawyer Blasts ‘Worst’ Judges as Judicial Threats Climb

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By Suzanne Monyak Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The Department of Homeland Security’s top lawyer publicly called out what he dubbed the “worst of the worst” judges who’ve ruled against the administration’s immigration agenda, escalating tensions between the judiciary and government officials.
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Top DHS Lawyer Blasts ‘Worst’ Judges as Judicial Threats Climb Original

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By Suzanne Monyak Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The Department of Homeland Security’s top lawyer publicly called out what he dubbed the “worst of the worst” judges who’ve ruled against the administration’s immigration agenda, escalating tensions between the judiciary and government officials.
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