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Democrats Celebrate Letitia James & James Comey’s Cases Being Dismissed — But It’s Premature

A federal judge dismissed the indictments against Letitia James and James Comey, but only on a technicality.

The issue wasn’t the evidence—it was a procedural error in how DOJ prosecutor Lindsey Halligan was appointed.

Halligan exceeded the 120-day limit for interim U.S. Attorneys, making the indictments invalid.

The dismissal was “without prejudice,” meaning the DOJ can refile the exact same charges once a properly approved prosecutor is in place.

Democrats framed the ruling as a major victory and proof the DOJ overreached.

Letitia James called it a “rejection of baseless accusations,” and James Comey said the court stopped “overzealousness.”

Progressive media claimed this showed institutional weakness inside the Trump DOJ.

Trump allies argued the opposite—calling it a temporary technical delay, not a defeat.

The White House said refiling is expected quickly and called the ruling “overly technical.”

Letitia James faces no statute-of-limitations problems; Comey still has up to six months under a federal extension.

Legal experts agree the cases are still alive; nothing about the evidence changed.

In short: the case was dismissed, but the door to immediately refile remains wide open.

Legal Analysts Weigh In

Sam Antar commented publicly on the significance of the ruling. SHOW

Will Chamberlain of Article III said it’s good this technicality surfaced now and noted the DOJ has six months to strengthen the Comey case. SHOW

The White House responded through Karoline Leavitt, underscoring DOJ confidence. SHOW

AG Pam Bondi reiterated minutes ago that “these trials are not done.” SHOW

Trump Moves to Designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization

President Trump issued an executive order beginning the process to label the Muslim Brotherhood as an FTO.

Secretaries Marco Rubio and Scott Bessent must review international branches within 45 days for sanctions.

Trump said this is a “decisive step against Islamist extremism,” citing ties to Hamas and destabilization of allies.

The move aligns the U.S. with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Bahrain, all of which already deem the Brotherhood a terrorist group.

If finalized, the designation triggers asset freezes, financial restrictions, and travel bans.

This reflects Trump’s aggressive national-security-focused foreign policy overhaul.

Media Claims Trump Is Struggling — Data Shows Otherwise

Left-leaning pollsters push the narrative that Trump is losing support.

Despite missteps, his MAGA base approval is stronger than George W. Bush and Barack Obama at the same point.

Trump Pushes Senator John Thune to “Nuke the Filibuster”

Trump wants the Senate to eliminate the filibuster to pass voter ID laws and election-integrity reforms. SHOW

Trump to Release New Health Care Plan

Trump will unveil a proposal addressing ACA subsidies set to expire at year’s end.

Without action, premiums could double and millions could lose coverage.

Trump’s plan includes a short-term subsidy extension, reinstated income caps, minimum premiums to reduce fraud, and more HSA options.

The proposal incorporates ideas from GOP Senators Rick Scott and Bill Cassidy, plus the Paragon Health Institute.

It also expands non-ACA plans and introduces a “Most Favored Nation” rule for prescription drug pricing.

Democrats have little incentive to cooperate because:

It exposes failures of the ACA they created;

They’re fundraising off blaming Trump;

Red rural states benefit from ACA subsidies, giving Democrats leverage to hurt Trump voters.