The prosecutor on the Broadview Six case said she is “retiring under protest” thanks to U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros.

The DOJ is no longer bothering to enforce racial desegregation of schools..

A USPS worker was indicted for throwing away around 300 ballots.

The lawsuit over the ban goes to court Wednesday.

The DOJ is pushing forward its “grand conspiracy” investigation—even after the lead prosecutor suddenly quit.

The FBI director made the decision because he was pissed at the Canadian Broadcasting Cooperation.

Donald Trump personally intervened in favor of a ruling loosening restrictions on certain firearms.

A Russian oligarch with close ties to Vladimir Putin bankrolled Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding.

The FBI director tried (and failed) to explain the FBI’s new employment standards.

The resignation last week by Joseph diGenova tells us: Even this hacky Trumpist wouldn’t do what Trump and Todd Blanche wanted him to do.

This is the first time the Justice Department has used the court—sending a permanent resident back to Afghanistan.

In a legal challenge to abortion access at the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Department of Justice and Louisiana are on opposite sides. But they want the same thing.

The Department of Justice is expanding its crusade to seize voter data, despite a series of losses in court.

The Justice Department is refusing to cooperate in European investigations into Jeffrey Epstein and his circle.

The disgraced congressman has been MIA since being defeated in a Republican primary earlier this month.

The governor of Wyoming said the officials’ behavior was “irregular.”

The Department of Justice says hackers associated with the Chinese military have targeted federal agencies.

The U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia is struggling to secure convictions.

David Michael Levin appears to be involved in a Justice Department election-monitoring operation.

It didn’t take Todd Blanche long to take a wrecking ball to long-standing Department of Justice principles.