Comey prosecutor bashes judge for claiming the indictment was mishandled

The Department of Justice has confirmed that Lindsey Halligan will continue to serve as the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, despite a federal judge's ruling that questioned her legal authority to hold the position. This decision comes amid ongoing legal challenges involving high-profile cases, including those against former FBI Director James Comey.

The developer of a major offshore wind farm in New York is seeking a federal judge's intervention to overturn a Trump administration order that has paused construction on the project. This legal challenge comes as the judge prepares to review the implications of the order, which has raised concerns about the future of renewable energy initiatives in the region.

The Justice Department has criticized Judge David Novak, appointed by former President Trump, for allegedly conducting an 'inquisition' into Lindsey Halligan's role as United States Attorney in court filings. This scrutiny raises questions about Halligan's legitimacy and authority in ongoing legal proceedings.