DOJ

An editorial illustration for an accountability report showing forensic investigators examining a pile of financial receipts and ledger documents on a dark wooden table. In the background, a large, cracked neoclassical stone pillar symbolizes a government institution, with translucent ghost-like hands emerging from the crack to feed more documents into the pile. On the table, hands in suits use a magnifying glass to inspect the text, creating an atmosphere of intense public scrutiny and investigative audit under a somber, rainy sky.

Now The Anti-Weaponization Fund Needs Receipts

ClubK / May 21, 2026

A Thursday ClubKnowledge Accountability Tracker on the records needed to test the Anti-Weaponization Fund before public money moves through a black box.

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Accountability Watch: Five Questions The Record Now Has To Answer

ClubK / May 14, 2026

Five current public-record lanes now need follow-up: voter-data sharing, Memphis enforcement, Tennessee redistricting, Iran war powers, and Freedom 250 records.

Exterior of the U.S. District Court in Washington as Judge James Boasberg orders DOJ testimony.

Courts & Law, Federal Judiciary, Immigration

Why Judge Boasberg Is Calling DOJ Officials to Testify Under Oath – and What to Watch Next Week

ClubK / December 12, 2025

Chief U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg has ordered rare, in-person testimony from senior Justice Department officials next week as

Illustration of the U.S. Capitol with documents flying upward, symbolizing congressional transparency after the Epstein vote.

History

After the 427–1 Vote, Washington Is Out of Excuses

ClubK / November 18, 2025

Congress passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act 427–1. This unprecedented vote forces the Senate, the White House, and federal agencies into a new era of transparency. Here’s what happens next.