Judicial Watch.
American conservative activist group
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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Assassination occurred during Charlie Kirk's campus speaking tour at Utah Valley University, with university records accessed via state act.Some support2 reports
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Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit regarding Evanston's reparations program, which is spearheaded by Robin Rue Simmons and involves the mayor of Evanston, Daniel Biss. The Trump administration has joined the suit.Some support2 reports
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Larry Klayman, founder of Judicial Watch, has filed legal actions against Bill Clinton.Some support1 report
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Judicial Watch criticized the conduct of judges appointed during Barack Obama's tenure.Some support1 report
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An organization referred to as AZGO used YouTube for public announcements, and Judicial Watch has since requested documents from them regarding conduct.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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An interview was conducted regarding claims of suppressed knowledge involving David Grusch and Judicial Watch.Some support1 report
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Lawsuit challenges California state election procedures, alleging the existence of 873,000 'ghost' voters.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Judicial Watch submitted a public records request, prompting statements from Matt Giordano and Katie Hobbs regarding law enforcement involvement.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Judicial Watch requested FOIA records from the Governor's office in Illinois.Some support1 report
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Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit alleging issues with voter registration.Some support2 reports
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Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit questioning the CIA's involvement in an investigation into civil aviation accidents, where an NTSB former senior investigator was involved.Some support1 report1 development inside
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An investigation into TWA Flight 800, which originated in New York City, is underway, with Judicial Watch receiving FOIA records from the FBI regarding the crash.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Judicial Watch is involved in a challenge against Evanston's reparations program, concurrent with Tom Fitton welcoming the Trump administration's intervention.Some support1 report
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Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit against a reparations program in Evanston, Illinois.Well supported6 reports
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A lawsuit has been initiated by Judicial Watch against a program, involving the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ and taking place in Evanston.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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The DOJ, using Harmeet Dhillon, has filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a local program in Evanston, which Daniel Biss is publicly defending.Some support1 report
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Around Judicial Watch this week
News at the entities that move Judicial Watch most-
Central Intelligence Agency TransactionalDonald Trump appoints Bill Pulte as DNI; Pulte splits time between DC and Florida, while Kash Patel faces criticism for jet misuse.Moves Judicial Watch
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Alex Padilla OperationalAlex Padilla criticized policies of the Trump administration, while Jerry Moran urged coordination with DHS regarding warrants.Moves Judicial Watch
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Donald Trump Mentioned togetherThe Trump administration utilized the Department of Health & Human Services for an AI tool.Moves Judicial Watch
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David Grusch OperationalDavid Grusch and Sean Hannity discussed government encounters on a podcast.Moves Judicial Watch
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FBI OperationalKash Patel is confirmed as the FBI Director, while former deputy director Andrew Bailey returns to Missouri.Moves Judicial Watch
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Evanston OperationalResidents are migrating from Oaxaca to Evanston.Moves Judicial Watch
Connections
The 20 strongest of 27, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Larry Klayman Structural
Larry Klayman founded Judicial Watch, establishing a foundational and ongoing relationship.
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Evanston Operational
Judicial Watch is actively challenging Evanston's local housing and reparations programs through ongoing litigation.
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FBI Operational
Judicial Watch actively monitors and scrutinizes the FBI's official investigation findings, often compelling document release via FOIA lawsuits.
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O'Brien Transactional
The two entities formed a partnership to pursue a lawsuit.
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Utah Valley University Operational
Judicial Watch accessed Utah Valley University records using a state act.
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Arizona Transactional
Judicial Watch is formally tracking Arizona government bodies by requesting documents regarding conduct.
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George Soros Mentioned together
The relationship is based on a single snapshot indicating that the entities were involved in an investigation regarding alleged funding of political activities.
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Katie Hobbs Mentioned together
Judicial Watch monitors and questions official conduct regarding the use of tax dollars by Katie Hobbs.
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Oregon Shared context
Judicial Watch operates within the context of Oregon's election and registration systems.
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department Operational
Judicial Watch actively challenges the Department of Justice through legal requests and actions.
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Central Intelligence Agency Transactional
Judicial Watch has engaged in legal action and information requests concerning the CIA's operational role.
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Illinois Operational
Judicial Watch actively engages with the Illinois government by requesting FOIA records from the Governor's office.
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David Grusch Operational
David Grusch and Judicial Watch were involved in an interview concerning claims of suppressed knowledge.
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Alex Padilla Operational
The relationship involves active political and legal interaction, specifically concerning lawsuits over voter registration issues.
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Phoenix Police Department Transactional
Judicial Watch submitted a public records request to the Phoenix Police Department.
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Barack Obama Mentioned together
Judicial Watch targets judges whose conduct is associated with Barack Obama's appointments.
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Mississippi Shared context
Judicial Watch monitors and comments on the electoral and political processes within the state of Mississippi.
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Tobias Read Transactional
Judicial Watch and Tobias Read settled a lawsuit regarding voter registration issues.
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Donald Trump Mentioned together
Judicial Watch received documents related to Donald Trump's alleged near-assassination.
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Virginia Shared context
Judicial Watch tracks voter roll issues occurring within the state of Virginia.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
4 events- Assassination occurred during Charlie Kirk's campus speaking tour at Utah Valley University, with university records accessed via state act.
- Larry Klayman, founder of Judicial Watch, has filed legal actions against Bill Clinton.
- Judicial Watch criticized the conduct of judges appointed during Barack Obama's tenure.
- An organization referred to as AZGO used YouTube for public announcements, and Judicial Watch has since requested documents from them regarding conduct.
July 2026
4 events- An interview was conducted regarding claims of suppressed knowledge involving David Grusch and Judicial Watch.
- Judicial Watch submitted a public records request, prompting statements from Matt Giordano and Katie Hobbs regarding law enforcement involvement.
- Judicial Watch requested FOIA records from the Governor's office in Illinois.
- An investigation into TWA Flight 800, which originated in New York City, is underway, with Judicial Watch receiving FOIA records from the FBI regarding the crash.
June 2026
8 events- Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit regarding Evanston's reparations program, which is spearheaded by Robin Rue Simmons and involves the mayor of Evanston, Daniel Biss. The Trump administration has joined the suit.
- Lawsuit challenges California state election procedures, alleging the existence of 873,000 'ghost' voters.
- Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit alleging issues with voter registration.
- Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit questioning the CIA's involvement in an investigation into civil aviation accidents, where an NTSB former senior investigator was involved.
- Judicial Watch is involved in a challenge against Evanston's reparations program, concurrent with Tom Fitton welcoming the Trump administration's intervention.
- Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit against a reparations program in Evanston, Illinois.
- A lawsuit has been initiated by Judicial Watch against a program, involving the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ and taking place in Evanston.
- The DOJ, using Harmeet Dhillon, has filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a local program in Evanston, which Daniel Biss is publicly defending.