Judge Keeps Comey's Lawsuit in NY, DOJ Fights On

0:00On April 28th, a federal judge in New York just shut down the Justice Department's push to kick Maureen Comey's lawsuit out of court and send it. Elsewhere, Comey, daughter of XFBI boss James Comey, got fired last year from her gig as a top prosecutor in the Southern District of New York, and now she's fighting back, claiming it was unlawful. She spent nearly 10 years there, handling massive cases like those against Sean Combs, Jeffrey Epstein, and Galaine Maxwell, earning top marks from everyone around her. The judge, Jesse Furman, ruled her case stays put because the firing came straight from presidential power under the Constitution, not the standard. Rules for regular federal workers. DOJ wanted it at the Merit Systems Protection Board, calling it just another employee beef. Comey says she got axed over her dad's fame or her own politics. Hit with an email from DC saying her job ended right then, no real explanation beyond. Executive Authority. DOJ insists it's routine, nothing special. Next court dates May 28th,

1:04so we'll see how this political family drama plays out in the system. Pop culture, power by AI. This is entertainment and celebrity news today.