A federal judge appointed by President Donald Trump dismissed the Justice Department's entire lawsuit against Minnesota's sanctuary immigration policies on Monday, ruling that the state cannot be forced to assist federal immigration enforcement.
A left-wing organization that helps Americans in pro-life states order abortion drugs to their doorsteps in under a minute is now the target of a criminal referral to the Department of Justice.
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) disclosed Tuesday that the Justice Department notified him that former special counsel Jack Smith's investigative team "secretly obtained" text messages from 44 members of Congress without following the department's own filtering protocols, sweeping up communications from lawmakers who had nothing to do with any criminal investigation.
The Department of Justice unsealed a federal indictment Tuesday against three Russian nationals accused of running a criminal cyber network that drained more than $63 million from Americans in 21 states and targeted critical infrastructure including hospitals, schools, banks, and government agencies.
The Justice Department issued subpoenas Friday to four New York Times journalists who published classified details about security vulnerabilities on President Trump's new Air Force One, the Qatar-gifted Boeing 747-8 that entered service earlier this year.
The Department of Justice sent letters warning election officials across the country that the District of Columbia that they may face criminal prosecution over noncitizen voting.
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Justice Department from obtaining the names and personal contact information of every election worker who served during the 2020 election in Georgia's Fulton County, ruling that the sweeping grand jury subpoena was unreasonable and must be quashed.
More than 1,200 former Department of Justice (DOJ) employees have urged the Senate to reject the nomination of acting Attorney General Todd Blanche as permanent U.S. Attorney General.
