Margot Cleveland is a senior legal correspondent at The Federalist. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation and its intersection with culture and society. Cleveland’s insights have been featured in various prominent outlets, including CauseACTION Clarion, RealClearPolitics, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Margot's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and announcements. She seems to have a strong interest in legal aspects of political matters such as indictments, plea deals, and potential obstruction of justice.
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Documents obtained by Sen. Chuck Grassley indicate FBI agents misclassified information to conceal evidence of Biden-family corruption.
Dr. Anthony Fauci's egomania not only destroyed lives on a large scale due to advice about the Covid pandemic, but on a personal level too.
By: Margot Cleveland
Under questioning from Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley, Patel also confirmed … that members of Round River misclassified documents to conceal evidence of Biden family corruption.
Among other revelations, a recent document dump by Chuck Grassley revealed an agent cited Wikipedia in an attempt to launch anti-Trump probe.
New details indicate officials in the Biden admin actually knew of prosecutors' plans to subpoena records from congressional Republicans.
By: Margot Cleveland
New details indicate high-level political appointees in the Biden administration's DOJ actually knew of — and allowed — prosecutors' plans to subpoena records from congressional Republicans
By: Margot Cleveland
When Smith appears before the Senate Judiciary Committee, he should be pushed to explain why he failed to ensure his team adopted and applied proper filter protocols
By: Margot Cleveland
The just-released memoranda suggest the special counsel knew he should have consulted Judge Boasberg.
By: Margot Cleveland
Under Mayor Abdullah Hammoud, Dearborn is now giving Islam the preferential treatment it once denied Christians.
Democrat politicians care too much about attaining power to distance themselves from terrorists and their apologists.
