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Chief Judge Renee Bumb appointed Robert Frazer as US attorney for New Jersey, ending a weeks-long leadership clash after rulings found the office’s leadership structure unlawful. The DOJ worked with the court on Frazer’s appointment, a move that should resume prosecutions that had been delayed by the dispute and could guide similar arrangements in other districts.
Krafton, Inc. has removed the leadership of Unknown Worlds amid development delays and internal disputes over Subnautica 2, leading to a delayed Early Access release in 2026, allegations of betrayal, leaked internal documents, and a brewing lawsuit from the ousted team.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene from Georgia has escalated her threat to oust Speaker Mike Johnson by distributing a scathing letter to her Republican colleagues, criticizing his leadership and accusing him of advancing President Biden's agenda. Greene warned that the party risked losing touch with its voters if it continued to accept what she called a "complete and total surrender" under Johnson's leadership. This intensified threat comes as Johnson faces challenges in the party, including upcoming tough votes and an emergency national security spending package that has enraged the far right.
Michigan Republicans are facing chaos and confusion as they hold their presidential caucuses, with a leadership dispute causing multiple conventions to be planned simultaneously. Former President Donald Trump is expected to dominate the delegate votes, despite the intraparty turmoil. The disarray stems from a dispute between the current and former state party chairs, leading to conflicting emails and confusion among delegates. Despite court rulings and RNC support for the current chair, factions of the party are planning their own conventions, raising concerns about legal jeopardy and delegate participation.
Michigan's Republican Party is embroiled in a leadership dispute, leading to confusion over the allocation of delegates for the upcoming Republican National Convention. Former Chairwoman Kristina Karamo was ousted, leading to dueling conventions in Detroit and Grand Rapids. The chaos has exposed deep divisions within the party, with some delegates being denied participation in the convention. The convention on Saturday will assign 39 of Michigan's 55 convention delegates, with the results of Tuesday's GOP primary determining 16 of the party's delegates.
A judge in Michigan ruled that Kristina Karamo was removed as the state's GOP chairwoman on Jan. 6, settling a leadership dispute that has been ongoing for six months. The judge's decision temporarily bars Karamo from asserting her position and recognizes former U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra as the chairman of the Michigan Republican Party. Karamo, who was present in court, expressed dissatisfaction with the ruling, while Hoekstra emphasized the need for unity. The dispute arose from a special meeting where Karamo was ousted by a majority vote, leading to bitter internal divisions within the party.
A Michigan court has issued a preliminary injunction barring Kristina Karamo from conducting party business, effectively thwarting her efforts to remain in control of the state Republican Party. The ruling comes ahead of a Michigan GOP convention and prohibits Karamo from holding herself out as chair, calling meetings, accessing party bank accounts, or engaging in any communication on behalf of the party. The decision follows a messy leadership dispute between Karamo and former Rep. Pete Hoekstra, who was selected as her replacement, and comes after the Republican National Committee and a court of law recognized Hoekstra as the rightful chair.
Kristina Karamo insists she is still the chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party despite the Republican National Committee recognizing Pete Hoekstra as the leader. Karamo, facing internal divisions and fundraising struggles, claims the majority of the state committee supports her. County Republican parties held conventions to select delegates, with Karamo supporters expected to push for a vote on the party's leadership on March 2. The dispute continues as Karamo vows to continue running the party and urges Michigan Republicans to focus on winning elections amidst the party drama.
The Republican National Committee has recognized Pete Hoekstra as the new chairman of the Michigan GOP, ending a leadership dispute with Kristina Karamo. The RNC's decision, backed by former President Donald Trump, aims to unify the party ahead of the 2024 elections. Karamo, who had refused to step down, questioned the RNC's authority but has not yet responded to the latest development. Republicans hope the resolution will bring unity and focus to the party's efforts in Michigan.
Byju's and its investors are publicly clashing over leadership changes, with the company stating that investors do not have the right to seek the removal of founder Byju Raveendran. The company is proceeding with a $200 million rights issue and has received support from multiple investors, while blaming investors for causing a crisis and seeking leadership changes. Investors, including Prosus and General Atlantic, are calling for governance and leadership changes, marking the third time they have sought an extraordinary general meeting. Byju's, once valued at $22 billion, has reset its valuation to $25 million in the rights issue, and the company emphasizes the criticality of the rights issue for its survival.
The Republican National Committee's lawyers stated that it appears Kristina Karamo was "properly removed" as chairwoman of the Michigan Republican Party, contradicting Karamo's claims of an illegitimate vote. The power struggle between Karamo and her replacement, Pete Hoekstra, has created chaos for Republicans in a swing state. The RNC stopped short of recognizing Hoekstra as the new chairman and indicated that they would further review the dispute and make recommendations after their upcoming meeting.
Missouri Senate leader Caleb Rowden removed several state senators, mostly tied to the Freedom Caucus, from committee assignments, citing dysfunction and a need for progress. The move comes amid ongoing Republican infighting and tensions over legislative priorities, with some senators expressing disappointment and others vowing to push forward. The dispute highlights divisions within the party and its impact on legislative proceedings in the state.
Gala Games, a blockchain gaming project, is facing internal turmoil as CEO Eric Schiermeyer and co-founder Wright Thurston engage in a legal dispute. Schiermeyer alleges that Thurston unlawfully acquired and traded $130 million worth of GALA tokens, while Thurston counterclaims that Schiermeyer mismanaged the company's assets. The lawsuits have caused the value of the GALA token to drop by 8%. GALA holders are concerned as the token has struggled for over a year and is down 97.9% from its peak.