Justice Report

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Justice Report is an online news aggregator and publisher of original investigative journalism. The news outlet was once associated with the National Justice Party.

Reporting

Among the topics the Justice Report covers are anti-white "antifa" extremism, anti-White hate crimes, minority crime and violence, government corruption and overreach, Jewish power and influence, and pro-White political protests.

Antifa

The Justice Report has covered numerous ground breaking stories about anti-White "antifa" extremists, identifying key players in the movement including numerous high-profile doxers. In December of 2022, the paper uncovered Hilary Elizabeth Sargent as being behind the prolific "antifa" doxing account Anonymous Comrade Collective. In May of 2023, the publication reported that several antifa doxers had received funding from the Justice Department.In April of 2023, the publication identified notorious doxer ‘GothBotAlice’ as Heidi Lightenburger, a columnist for It’s Going Down. Lightenburger was revealed to be the heiress of a wealthy Colorado family. Following the leaks of an anti-White extremist Discord chatroom by the William McKinley Institute, the Justice Report published a series of articles exposing the leaders of Organize Against Transphobia (OAT). The series revealed a key player in the organization to be the son of an Air Force Brigadier General. Other revelations about the group's leadership included the daughter of a powerful Atlanta attorney.

Political Persecution

In January of 2023, the Justice Report covered the story of a man arrested for placing pro-White stickers around Albany University in New York. The man then had his firearms confiscated by law enforcement. In March of 2023 exposed coordination between the Zionist Anti-Defamation League and Florida law enforcement to harass white advocates. In May of 2023, the outlet wrote about the Department of Justice funding of an anti-white research project headed by an "antifa" professor with ties to riots and doxings. In 2025, the outlet wrote about a man who was arrested and held on a $250,000 bond for a simple prank at a Jewish communisty center dressed as a rabbi.

Protests

Since the publication's inception, The Justice Report has written extensively about public protests in the United States. Primarily, these protests have been those of the National Justice Party, such as the organization's protest in Waukesha, Wisconsin following the vehicular mass murder by Darrell Brooks at a Christmas parade. In January of 2023 the publication covered the protest of an “all-ages drag show" in Cookeville, Tennessee. The following month the Justice Report wrote about several protests against Ohio governor, Mike DeWine for his handling of the East Palestine train derailment fiasco. Other protests the mmedia website has covered included the death of a white woman at the hands of black police officers while seeking medical attention, the racially motivated murder of a doctor in California, , a Texas law baring local authorities from banning section 8 housing, and a protest of the Biden administration's support for the Israeli invasion of Gaza.

Influence

In November of 2024, an investigative report by the outlet revealed a Secret Service agent to be a Trump hating Antifascist who threatened to sue the outlet following the story. The breaking story triggering a wave of additional news stories by other outlets. Real Clear Politics journalist Susan Crabtree shared the story with her followers on the social media platform X, garnering over 1.5 million views. Post Millennial journalist Andy Ngo also shared details of the story with his followers garnering over 1 million views on X, leaving out the fact in his post that Justice Report had broke the story. The Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project called the matter "inexcusable" and shameful that the information had been first discovered by external sources, filing a Freedom of Information Act request for additional information about the agent. Senator Ron Paul sent a letter as the incoming chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee to then acting Director of the Secret Service Ron Rowe, demanding answers about the agent.

A 2025 story by the outlet about a middle school employee who was calling for violence against President Donald J. Trump was picked up by the famous "YouTuber" Asmongold, and was seen by over one million people.

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