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Bondi Faces Senate Grilling as Comey Appears in Court

The session focuses on politically sensitive investigations alongside sweeping personnel turmoil at the department.

Overview

  • Attorney General Pam Bondi testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee hours before former FBI Director James Comey's first court appearance on an indictment.
  • Democrats are expected to probe whether the Justice Department is being used to target presidential critics after inquiries into Adam Schiff, Letitia James and Andrew Cuomo, all of whom deny wrongdoing.
  • The U.S. attorney's office in Virginia had flagged evidence concerns in the Comey case before a new prosecutor was installed after the office's leader resigned under pressure.
  • Republicans plan to emphasize surges against violent crime in Washington, D.C., and Memphis, along with a focus on illegal immigration and cartel-driven drug trafficking.
  • Lawmakers are also poised to press Bondi on mass departures of experienced prosecutors and the decision not to release additional Jeffrey Epstein investigative files.