A federal judge ruled that the Department of Justice must release the names of people mentioned in an email from a conservative group that tried to influence the makeup of President Donald Trump’s disbanded voter-fraud commission.
Read moreBringing good tidings to fraudsters, monopolists, identity thieves and for-profit arsonists, new data from the Department of Justice show white-collar prosecutions hit an all-time low in January.
Read moreShining a light on the consensual affair between a pair of government prosecutors, a federal judge ruled that their privacy rights are outweighed by the interest in public accountability.
Read moreThe Senate on Wednesday confirmed to the Sixth Circuit a top Justice Department attorney who has been involved in some of the Trump administration’s most contentious court fights, including a challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
Read moreTwo Democratic lawmakers called Tuesday for the Department of Justice to investigate the omissions White House adviser Jared Kushner made in his applications for top-secret security clearance.
Read moreAttorney General William Barr will not recuse himself from overseeing the special counsel’s Russia probe after consulting with senior ethics officials, the Justice Department said Monday.
Read moreSAN FRANCISCO (CN) – A federal judge on Monday ordered the Trump administration to immediately release nearly $30 million in
Read moreA Justice Department official says Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is expected to leave his position in the middle of next month, as newly confirmed Attorney General William Barr assumes oversight of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation of possible collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.
Read moreNew Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu and his state’s lottery commission sued the Department of Justice on Friday over a recent regulatory change that would bar the sale of lottery tickets online.
Read moreDuring contentious testimony Friday morning, Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker told lawmakers he has not discussed Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation with President Donald Trump or with any senior officials at the White House.
Read moreHad they known that the Trump administration’s zero-tolerance immigration policy would involve separating families, a high-ranking government official told lawmakers Thursday that neither he, nor anyone he knew at other federal agencies, would have endorsed it.
Read moreFighting to set aside years of Guantanamo Bay court proceedings, a lawyer for the accused mastermind of the USS Cole bombing told the D.C. Circuit on Tuesday that the military judge breached the code of ethics.
Read moreSkadden Arps must register a foreign agent, the Justice Department announced Thursday, unveiling a settlement over the law firm’s work on behalf of the Ukrainian government.
Read moreConsidered a longtime thorn in the president’s side for having appointed Robert Mueller as special counsel, Deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is set to step down next month.
Read moreThe push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census will shrink an already undercounted group of immigrants in the decennial survey and weaken the political power of areas with a high concentration of non-citizens, a survey expert testified in federal court Monday.
Read moreA day after a report surfaced that former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is under scrutiny for potentially lying to investigators in his own department, an attorney for an anti-corruption watchdog said Friday federal officials take those allegations very seriously.
Read moreThe Department of Justice is pressing a federal judge to make a South Florida radio-broadcasting company register as a foreign agent for selling round-the-clock airtime to Russian government-owned media outlet Rossiya Segodnya.
Read moreThe Atlanta-area district attorney claims in court that the Department of Justice has refused to hand over records about members of a federal task force who fatally shot a black student-athlete at least 59 times.
Read moreA month to the day that six television networks settled similar charges, Nexstar Media Group struck a deal Thursday to resolve antitrust concerns by U.S. regulators.
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