Attorney General Pam Bondi on Tuesday characterized a recent string of vandalism at Tesla dealerships as acts of "domestic terrorism," and threatened "severe consequences" for anyone involved. Why it matters: President Trump and his allies are fuming about the #TeslaTakedown movement, which has targeted DOGE leader Elon Musk's signature brand.

After Trump backs labeling Tesla vandals as domestic terrorists, Attorney General Pam Bondi tells Fox Business that the government is 'coming after' those who damage Tesla's EVs or dealerships.

President Donald Trump’s administration is trying expand the definition of domestic terrorism as it aims to crack down on a wave of attacks in which Tesla’s have been shot and set on fire, apparently to protest CEO Elon Musk’s powerful but murky role in cutting the US government.

Attorney General Pam Bondi excoriated a federal judge for daring to ask the Justice Department questions after the Trump administration ignored one of his orders. The post Trump’s Attorney General Claims Judge ‘Has No Right’ To Question DOJ’s Deportation Flights first appeared on Mediaite.

Attorney General Pam Bondi declared Wednesday that the judge who ordered the return of deportation flights last weekend had “no right” to be “meddling in our government.” On Fox News' The Will Cain Show,

Dozens of federal judges across the country are blocking parts of President Donald Trump's agenda from going into effect. Trump has issued 89 executive orders since returning to the White House in January to implement a wide-reaching conservative agenda on issues including the economy,