• Dateline Resources flagged a U.S. Department of Justice filing backing continued work at its Colosseum gold and rare earths project in California.
• The DOJ argued the project’s existing Plan of Operations remains in force, supporting ongoing activities under “Valid Existing Rights.”
• The filing opposed a National Parks Conservation Association challenge to an April 2025 National Park Service letter tied to those rights.
• DOJ said the 2025 letter was not a new authorization, framing it as confirmation of an existing approval.
• Dateline moved to intervene in the case, seeking to protect its position as project owner and operator.

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