Morning Docket: 03.05.26

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by Above the Law

March 5, 2026

* Senate votes to NOT have a vote on approving Iran strikes. When the Framers conceived of the separation of powers, they never planned for, "what if one branch doesn't want any powers?" [CNN] * DOJ removed 47,635 files from the public Epstein database -- including allegations involving President Trump -- assuring reporters the files are merely being "redacted" and would return shortly. If you believe that, we have an island to sell you. [Salon] * OpenAI prepares for IPO with Wachtell and Cooley. [The Information] * The search for lateral talent in Saudi Arabia. Exciting new opportunity, must be comfortable with Iranian rocket attacks. [Law.com International] * Charting the revolving door: A dive into the financial ties between Trump officials and the industries they're supposed to regulate. [Pro Publica] * Jury told Chance the Rapper stiffed his manager. Well, of course... it's not like he's Community Chest the Rapper. [Law360] * Democratic governor set to pardon convicted MAGA election interference figure. [Guardian] * From DOJ lawyer to polyamory author. A standard career path. [ARL Now] The post Morning Docket: 03.05.26 appeared first on Above the Law.

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Originally published on Above the Law on 3/5/2026