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DOJ Drops Biden-Era DEI Lawsuits Against Firefighters, Police

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has directed the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division to dismiss lawsuits against jurisdictions pertaining to the hiring of police officers and firefighters.

DOJ Weighs Indictments Against University Campus Activists

Leo Terrell, head of the Department of Justice's Task Force to Combat Antisemitism, announced that the department is planning to file federal hate crime indictments.

Eric Adams Trial Paused as Judge Reviews DOJ Request

A federal judge has paused the public corruption trial of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, declining to immediately dismiss the charges despite the U.S. Department of Justice's (DOJ) request. U.S. District Judge Dale Ho appointed former U.S. Solicitor General Paul Clement to present arguments opposing the DOJ's motion, ensuring a thorough evaluation of the case's public significance.

Trump Directs DOJ to Dismiss Remaining Biden-Appointed U.S. Attorneys

President Donald Trump has ordered the Department of Justice to remove all remaining U.S. attorneys appointed during the Biden administration. The move is part of his broader effort to reform the DOJ, which he claims has been politicized. In a statement on Truth Social, Trump declared that the dismissals were necessary to "restore confidence" in the American justice system.

Trump Administration Cuts 20 Immigration Judges

President Trump’s Justice Department has dismissed 20 immigration judges in its latest move to streamline government operations and eliminate waste.

DOJ Resignations Follow Order to Drop Mayor Eric Adams’s Case

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is experiencing significant upheaval following Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove's directive to dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. This controversial decision has prompted a series of high-profile resignations within the DOJ, raising concerns about the department's independence and the potential politicization of legal proceedings.

Inquiry Launched into Those ‘Stealing Government Property’

The Justice Department will launch an inquiry into networks that have been "stealing government property and/or threatening government employees," Acting US Attorney for DC Ed Martin said.

U.S. Seizes Venezuelan President’s Plane

The Department of Justice announced that it instructed authorities in the Dominican Republic to seize a plane belonging to the regime of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on behalf of the U.S.

DOJ Appeals Ruling Blocking Birthright Citizenship Order

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is appealing an order issued by a federal judge in Seattle blocking President Donald Trump’s order against birthright citizenship.

Senate Democrats Delay Vote on Trump’s FBI Nominee Kash Patel

Senate Democrats postponed a committee vote on President Donald Trump's nominee for FBI Director, Kash Patel, moving the decision to the following week.

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