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House Republicans demand documents from liberal groups over alleged Antifa links, including AFGJ and OSF.
Letters target Refuse Fascism and groups tied to Antifa, cited as sponsors or affiliates by AFGJ.
OSF donations to groups linked to Antifa are cited as concern in the committee's inquiry.
The committee argues Antifa violence cannot be justified and links funding to its activities.
Lawmakers request records to include communications, grants, and sponsorship details.
The context ties Antifa to protests and possible extremist activity mentioned in the report.
The action comes as the Trump administration designated Antifa a domestic terrorist organization this year.
Lawmakers urge preservation and turnover of tax documents and related records.
The report notes Soros-connected funding in OSF's grants connected to Antifa-related efforts.
Fox News Digital note: the letters call for accountability amid concerns about tax-exempt groups.
The inquiry emphasizes preservation of records back to 2017 for potential evidence of misconduct.

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Latest development: Federal judges criticized the Supreme Court's opaque emergency orders and shadow docket handling.
The article says the focus should be on the high court’s controversial conduct, not lower-court complaints.
Reporters from NBC News and The New York Times documented judges’ concerns about the shadow docket eroding public trust.
The piece notes the criticism came from judges appointed by both Democratic and Republican presidents.
The article highlights that the shadow docket faced scrutiny as courts overturned rulings related to the White House.
The narrative connects the criticism to concerns about the court’s public image and guidance for proceeding.
Republican chairmen urged Roberts to investigate ethics, but the article argues it misses the point.
The report frames the issue as higher court conduct affecting the judiciary more than lower-court critiques.
The piece anchors its claims to contemporaneous reporting from NBC News and The New York Times.
The analysis links the controversy to how emergency orders affect perceptions of the judiciary.

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