Jim Justice.
American politician and entrepreneur (born 1951)
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
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Jim Justice's political and business activities in West Virginia, including his rivalry with Patrick Morrisey and his investment in The Greenbrier.Well supported10 reports1 development inside
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Contextual information provided regarding key figures and locations in Parkersburg and West Virginia.Some support1 report
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CPS issues in West Virginia are being addressed by the new administration amid judicial orders affecting rural cases and staffing shortages.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Jim Justice guaranteed payments through a Tennessee bond provider on October 13, 2026.Some support1 report
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Jim Justice scaled back Tomblin's planned community site.Some support2 reports
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Constellium operates a rolling mill in West Virginia, while Jim Justice considers a gubernatorial run, and a state loan supported Pleasants Power Station.Some support2 reports
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Governor Jim Justice visited Beckley, West Virginia, to speak at Woodrow Wilson High School on October 5th.Some support1 report
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Jim Justice has parted ways with the Trump administration and warned about the repercussions of the Iran war.Well supported4 reports
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While the Hoke Run battlefield is in Berkeley County, Moore introduced a bill affecting counties in West Virginia.Some support2 reports
One to three months ago
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Jim Justice ended Omni's bid to acquire Greenbrier, while Patrick Morrisey received financial support and Justice was rumored to run for governor.Some support5 reports
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Jim Justice's family businesses operate in Alabama.Some support1 report
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Jim Justice, Patrick Morrisey, and Shelley Moore Capito are involved in discussions regarding leadership and state governance.Some support5 reports
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Jim Justice and related parties are involved in lawsuits seeking investment to resolve family disputes and pay off debts for The Greenbrier Resort.Well supported18 reports3 developments inside
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A financial firm gained 51% control of The Greenbrier Resort, while Senator Jim Justice retained 49% ownership and board seats.Some support2 reports
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Jim Justice supported community projects, including a new ER expansion, in West Virginia.Some support1 report
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Jim Justice visited West Virginia State University on August 18 to discuss and highlight the HBCU Arts Act.Some support1 report
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Greenbrier Hotel Corp is seeking financing from a New York firm, with Jill Justice as president and Jay Justice as vice president.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Jim Justice and his son Jay Justice are linked to companies operating in Kentucky.Some support1 report
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Proposed expansion of the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields National Historic District boundaries.Some support1 report
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Jim Justice advocates for loose gun laws, citing high shooting rates in the context of Georgia and Illinois.Some support1 report
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Jim Justice and Carol Miller are seeking approval for a federal disaster declaration.Some support2 reports
Gone quiet
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Cathy Justice and Jim Justice are facing tax issues related to their family businesses located in Greenbrier County.Well supported4 reports
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CNBC surveyed state business competitiveness, noting that GOP control led to a poor business climate in West Virginia, where Jim Justice issued road bonds.Some support1 report
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A committee vote was reported regarding the proposed repeal of the Roadless Rule, involving politicians and land development interests.Some support1 report
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DOJ and FBI handled an investigation into a plot that targeted Carol Miller and Jim Justice.Well supported4 reports
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Jim Justice and Cindy Hyde-Smith co-sponsored a bipartisan bill addressing rural housing needs.Some support2 reports
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Patrick Morrisey recognized Juneteenth with a proclamation, while Jim Justice declared it a state holiday in West Virginia.Some support1 report
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DOJ filed charges against plotters targeting lawmakers, involving the FBI and the department.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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Lawmakers, including Carol Miller, Jim Justice, and Marsha Blackburn, were targeted due to their connections to lobby funding, specifically receiving money from pro-Israel groups.Well supported3 reports
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Jim Justice and Goodwin were involved in the judicial review of a foster care class action lawsuit challenging the system's administration.Some support2 reports
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White Sulphur Springs Holdings is facing potential receivership due to debt issues.Some support2 reports
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A clinic in White Sulphur Springs failed to meet imaging quality standards, with Jim Justice involved as personal attorney to the owner.Some support1 report
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Around Jim Justice this week
News at the entities that move Jim Justice most-
supreme court OperationalNorm Eisen is involved in legal battles concerning a ballot challenge and a DOJ lawsuit against Los Angeles County.Moves Jim Justice
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Patrick Morrisey OperationalPatrick Morrisey announced state funding for a plant in Buckhannon, noting the package serves multiple counties.Moves Jim Justice
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department StructuralU.S. Attorney in the Northern District demanded verification of noncitizen ballots in Los Angeles County.Moves Jim Justice
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senate OperationalSenators threatened financial consequences against the Sassnitz port on October 24, 2026.Moves Jim Justice
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Indian National Congress OperationalCongress froze the House at 435 seats, and local communities in Snohomish County were noted.Moves Jim Justice
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Donald Trump OperationalActors Allison Janney and Bradley Whitford appear in a series whose themes reflect political frustration with Donald Trump.Moves Jim Justice
Connections
The 40 strongest of 64, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
supreme court Operational
The Supreme Court reviewed a case involving Jim Justice, establishing a functional and professional relationship.
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Jay Justice Structural
Jay Justice is the biological son of Jim Justice, establishing a permanent hierarchical dependency.
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Patrick Morrisey Operational
The individuals are engaged in active political rivalry, public disagreement, and potential primary challenges in West Virginia politics.
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Greenbrier Structural
Jim Justice and his family maintain ownership and operational control over the Greenbrier resort business.
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Chelsea Structural
Jim Justice formally appointed Chelsea as his subordinate.
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Donald Trump Operational
Jim Justice actively engages in policy influence and public conflict with Donald Trump, resulting in legislative outcomes.
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department Structural
The department formally investigated and targeted Jim Justice in connection with a plot against lawmakers.
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White Sulphur Springs Operational
Jim Justice actively operates and owns establishments within White Sulphur Springs, serving as personal counsel to owners.
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senate Operational
Jim Justice is described as a political ally operating within the Senate.
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Klim Structural
Jim Justice's family enterprise and Klim are partners in a newly created holding company.
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Department of Human Services Operational
Jim Justice and the Department of Human Services jointly administer the foster care system, which is currently facing a legal challenge.
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Marsha Blackburn Shared context
Both are high-profile political figures sharing a vulnerability to targeted political violence.
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Berkeley County Shared context
Jim Justice introduced legislation that specifically impacts the governmental structure of West Virginia counties, including Berkeley County.
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Indian National Congress Operational
The political entity is considering a strategic shift involving the individual's career path toward a gubernatorial run.
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Goodwin Operational
Jim Justice and Goodwin were functionally involved together in the judicial review of the foster care class action.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith Operational
They are co-sponsoring a bipartisan bill aimed at addressing rural housing needs.
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Michael Bennet Operational
The two entities are co-sponsoring the Hot Rotisserie Chicken Act.
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Tennessee Transactional
Jim Justice utilized Tennessee's bond provider to guarantee payments.
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Peter Welch Shared context
Peers in the Senate who share a focus on agricultural planning and legislative concerns.
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West Virginia Shared context
Jim Justice's political and business activities are consistently situated within the geographic and political context of West Virginia.
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Shelley Moore Capito Shared context
Both individuals are high-profile political figures who serve together on the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Greenbrier County Shared context
Jim Justice's family businesses are geographically situated within Greenbrier County.
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Joe Manchin Shared context
The relationship is based on the shared political context that Jim Justice occupied a Senate seat previously held by Joe Manchin.
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Woody Williams Mentioned together
A was co-mentioned in articles regarding bills and monuments championed by A.
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Republicans Mentioned together
Jim Justice has publicly predicted that the Republican party will lose control.
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Head Start Mentioned together
Jim Justice publicly supports improvements to the Head Start program.
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Constellium Mentioned together
Jim Justice visited Constellium to celebrate the company's contributions.
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Arkansas Shared context
Jim Justice proposes policy regarding hot rotisserie chicken eligibility under the SNAP program within the context of Arkansas.
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Kentucky Shared context
Jim Justice and his companies operate within the jurisdiction of the state of Kentucky.
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Morrissey Operational
Jim Justice is considering running for gubernatorial office against Morrissey.
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Carol Miller Mentioned together
Both officials are co-mentioned as high-value targets of a plot that received funding from pro-Israel groups.
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Politico Mentioned together
Politico reported on Jim Justice's political discussions.
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Federal Communications Commission Operational
Jim Justice advocates for regulatory guardrails on AI and overseas call centers, influencing the FCC's policy agenda.
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Illinois Shared context
Jim Justice's political advocacy regarding gun laws occurs within the political context of Illinois.
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Moore Capito Transactional
Jim Justice endorsed Moore Capito during a primary election.
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Cathy Justice Mentioned together
The entities are married and jointly involved in tax issues.
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West Virginia State University Mentioned together
Jim Justice visited West Virginia State University to highlight the HBCU Arts Act.
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Alabama Shared context
Jim Justice's family businesses operate within the geographical context of Alabama.
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Columbus Shared context
Jim Justice is politically active within the context of Columbus.
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Justice Mentioned together
Both individuals are linked as members of the Justice family managing a Greenbrier venture.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
6 events- Contextual information provided regarding key figures and locations in Parkersburg and West Virginia.
- CPS issues in West Virginia are being addressed by the new administration amid judicial orders affecting rural cases and staffing shortages.
- Jim Justice guaranteed payments through a Tennessee bond provider on October 13, 2026.
- Jim Justice scaled back Tomblin's planned community site.
- Constellium operates a rolling mill in West Virginia, while Jim Justice considers a gubernatorial run, and a state loan supported Pleasants Power Station.
- Governor Jim Justice visited Beckley, West Virginia, to speak at Woodrow Wilson High School on October 5th.
September 2026
3 eventsAugust 2026
9 events- Jim Justice's political and business activities in West Virginia, including his rivalry with Patrick Morrisey and his investment in The Greenbrier.
- Jim Justice has parted ways with the Trump administration and warned about the repercussions of the Iran war.
- Jim Justice ended Omni's bid to acquire Greenbrier, while Patrick Morrisey received financial support and Justice was rumored to run for governor.
- A financial firm gained 51% control of The Greenbrier Resort, while Senator Jim Justice retained 49% ownership and board seats.
- Jim Justice supported community projects, including a new ER expansion, in West Virginia.
- Jim Justice visited West Virginia State University on August 18 to discuss and highlight the HBCU Arts Act.
- Jim Justice and his son Jay Justice are linked to companies operating in Kentucky.
- Proposed expansion of the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields National Historic District boundaries.
- Jim Justice advocates for loose gun laws, citing high shooting rates in the context of Georgia and Illinois.
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July 2026
5 events- Greenbrier Hotel Corp is seeking financing from a New York firm, with Jill Justice as president and Jay Justice as vice president.
- Jim Justice and Carol Miller are seeking approval for a federal disaster declaration.
- Cathy Justice and Jim Justice are facing tax issues related to their family businesses located in Greenbrier County.
- CNBC surveyed state business competitiveness, noting that GOP control led to a poor business climate in West Virginia, where Jim Justice issued road bonds.
- A committee vote was reported regarding the proposed repeal of the Roadless Rule, involving politicians and land development interests.
June 2026
9 events- Jim Justice and related parties are involved in lawsuits seeking investment to resolve family disputes and pay off debts for The Greenbrier Resort.
- DOJ and FBI handled an investigation into a plot that targeted Carol Miller and Jim Justice.
- Jim Justice and Cindy Hyde-Smith co-sponsored a bipartisan bill addressing rural housing needs.
- Patrick Morrisey recognized Juneteenth with a proclamation, while Jim Justice declared it a state holiday in West Virginia.
- DOJ filed charges against plotters targeting lawmakers, involving the FBI and the department.
- Lawmakers, including Carol Miller, Jim Justice, and Marsha Blackburn, were targeted due to their connections to lobby funding, specifically receiving money from pro-Israel groups.
- Jim Justice and Goodwin were involved in the judicial review of a foster care class action lawsuit challenging the system's administration.
- White Sulphur Springs Holdings is facing potential receivership due to debt issues.
- A clinic in White Sulphur Springs failed to meet imaging quality standards, with Jim Justice involved as personal attorney to the owner.