The Department of Justice filed a brief requesting the Supreme Court to reverse a lower court ruling that blocked the man from suing his city after he was informed he could not host a prayer meeting in his home.
Tens of millions of Americans may have had their Social Security numbers and driver's license information handed over to private organizations through a voter roll maintenance group with deep ties to Democrat-aligned nonprofits.
The Department of Justice is preparing to flood polling sites across America with up to 1,000 federal election monitors this November, potentially the largest such deployment in the agency's history.
A new report from the Department of Justice's Weaponization Working Group found that the FBI committed a "grave failure" when one of its field offices produced a memo linking Catholic families with domestic terrorism.
Justice Department lawyers concluded this week that federal rules prohibiting faith-based groups from using funds for worship, instruction, or proselytization violate the First Amendment.
Three of America's former top law enforcement officials are sounding the alarm: the D.C. Bar's crusade against Jeff Clark threatens to chill every lawyer who dares serve in a future Republican administration.
More than $230 billion in public funds have been stolen from hardworking American taxpayers, and the Justice Department just announced it's finally doing something serious about it.
The Department of Justice has filed a new brief in the case against former FBI Director James Comey, arguing that any viewer of his "86 47" post could interpret it as a threat against President Trump.
The Trump administration is pursuing the reinstatement of charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia after a district court determined his prosecution to be vindictive.
