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Trial Attorney (Bivens)
09/29/2025 08:00 PM EDT

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09/29/2025 08:00 PM EDT

Job Title: Legal Volunteer Intern, Civil Division, Office of the Assistant Attorney General (January Term 2026) Hiring Organization: Civil Division (CIV) Location: DC
 

 

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Two Companies and Three Executives Indicted for Fraudulently Selling Chinese Forklifts to U.S. Government as "Made in America" and Evading Tariffs
09/30/2025 08:00 AM EDT

A federal grand jury in Denver returned an indictment on August 21, 2025, charging two Denver-area companies and the companies' top executives for defrauding the federal government on sales of forklifts and conspiring to avoid paying proper tariffs on forklifts imported into the United States.
 

 

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Trump: Military Will Protect Nation With Focus on Merit, Reawakened Warrior Spirit

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Sept. 30, 2025 | By C. Todd Lopez

The U.S. military, said President Donald J. Trump, is strong again, with a focus on merit and a warrior spirit.

This morning at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, hundreds of general and flag officers from around the War Department sat shoulder to shoulder in an auditorium to listen to two of the very few collection of people who still outrank them: the secretary of war and the president of the United States.  

Trump spoke after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth discussed 10 new directives meant to strengthen the military, including a laser focus on standards. 

The United States, Trump said, was built on merit, but the focus later shifted.  

"We got away from it for a long time," the president said.  But now merit is back — within the federal government and within the War Department.  

"We're going to be greater than we ever were before," Trump told the generals. "We're bringing back a focus on fitness, ability, character and strength — and that's because the purpose of American military is not to protect anyone's feelings — it's to protect our republic.  And it's the republic that we dearly love. It's to protect our country. We will not be politically correct when it comes to defending American freedom, and we will be a fighting and winning machine."

A stronger more lethal military, Trump said, comes not just from inside the armed forces with training and adherence to standards. It also requires the support of the civilian leadership above it.   

"Together, we're reawakening the warrior spirit, and this is a spirit that won and built this nation: from the cavalry that tamed the Great Plains to the ferocious, unyielding power of Patton, Bradley and the great Gen. Douglas MacArthur," Trump said. "In this effort, we're a team. And so, my message to you is very simple: I am with you, I support you, and as president, I have your backs 100%. You'll never see me even waver a little bit."  

"Together over the next few years, we're going to make our military stronger, tougher, faster, fiercer and more powerful than it has ever been before," he continued. 

A stronger military doesn't just mean stronger troops, who are trained and who follow standards, Trump said. It also means having a military that has the best equipment with which to carry out both offensive and defensive operations, including an improved nuclear deterrent, better aircraft and more surface warfare ships and submarines. 

"We're investing tens of billions of dollars in modernizing our nuclear deterrence capabilities like never before," the president said. "And we've begun construction on what we call the 'Golden Dome' missile defense shield. It'll be the most sophisticated in the world."

For the Navy, he said, more ships are on the way. 

"Under my budget, we will be expanding the U.S. Navy by at least 19 ships next year, including submarines, destroyers, assault ships and more," Trump told the officers.  

"History has shown that military supremacy has never been simply a matter of money or manpower. At the end of the day it is the culture, the spirit of our military that truly sets us apart from any other nation," he said. "Our ultimate strength will always come from the fierce people, those brilliant people with such pride and the unbending will and the traditions of excellence that have made us the most unstoppable force ever to walk the face of the earth, and that's what we are." 

It was just over three weeks ago that the Defense Department became the War Department, a change in name the president said is more than cosmetic. Instead, he said, the return to an older name harkens back to a time when he thought the department did a lot more of the thing it should be best at: winning wars. 

"We won the first world war; we won the second world war — we won everything in between and everything before that. We only won," Trump said. 

Now the department name from that era is back. 

"In the coming months, we'll be making even more historic announcements to fully embrace the identity of the Department of War," Trump said. "I love the name. I think it's so great. I think it stops wars. The Department of War is going to stop wars."
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Stipulated Court Order Resolves Allegations that Chinese Toy Maker Apitor Technology Co. Violated Children's Privacy Law
09/30/2025 08:00 AM EDT

The Department of Justice, together with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), announced today that a federal court has entered a stipulated order resolving a case alleging that China-based toy maker Apitor Technology Co., Ltd. (Apitor) violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act and its implementing regulations (COPPA) in connection with its programmable robotic toys.
Justice Department Files Complaint Against Social Media Company Iconic Hearts Holdings Inc. and Its CEO Hunter Rice Alleging Targeting of Children with Deceptive Practices in Violation of Federal Law
09/30/2025 08:00 AM EDT

The Department of Justice, together with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), announces the filing of a civil lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California against Iconic Hearts Holdings Inc. and its founder and CEO Hunter Rice for violations of the FTC Act, the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act (ROSCA), and the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act and its implementing regulations (COPPA) in connection with the social media messaging app known as Sendit.
 

 

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