DOJ lifts restriction on TikTok on federal devices after ownership change The decision opens the door for federal agencies to allow the application again, although each one will be able to set its own rules.
Epstein survivors ask Senate to reject Todd Blanche after tense meeting Victims accused the nominee to lead the DOJ of being evasive, condescending and not offering answers
Epstein case puts Todd Blanche on the ropes in hearing to head the DOJ Errors in the dissemination of Epstein files dominated a key hearing that will define the future of Todd Blanche
DOJ and Pentagon create task force to prosecute and pursue leaks to the press, Pete Hegseth announces Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, confirmed the measure through a video of just over two minutes published on the social platform
Trump Administration subpoenas journalists from The New York Times for reporting on Air Force One The Justice Department investigates alleged leaks about the presidential plane given by Qatar, sparking criticism for press freedom
More than 1,200 former Justice Department officials ask Senate to block Todd Blanche's nomination The signatories claim that, during her interim management, Blanche has transformed the agency through a "culture of fear" and political persecution
DOJ sues California to stop state's ban on Glock pistols The disputed legislation prohibits the retail purchase of new Glock semi-automatic pistols and similar models fitted with a 'cruciform trigger bar'
DOJ sues California to stop state's ban on Glock pistols The disputed legislation prohibits the retail purchase of new Glock semi-automatic pistols and similar models fitted with a 'cruciform trigger bar'
DOJ Vows to Go after Birth Tourism After Birthright Citizenship Ruling The Department of Justice will toughen investigations against networks that seek to obtain citizenship improperly
DOJ Vows to Go after Birth Tourism After Birthright Citizenship Ruling The Department of Justice will toughen investigations against networks that seek to obtain citizenship improperly
Trump faces lawsuit to reveal the extent of his denaturalization plan The organization Democracy Forward demands documents from the government on a strategy to revoke citizenships and its real scope
Trump faces lawsuit to reveal the extent of his denaturalization plan The organization Democracy Forward demands documents from the government on a strategy to revoke citizenships and its real scope
John Bolton pleads guilty to withholding classified information Trump's former advisor accepts an agreement with the Department of Justice that could avoid jail, but a judge will define his legal future
Judge orders release of redacted portions of Jeffrey Epstein files The Justice Department must publish the omitted information or explain why it decided to keep it hidden
Donald Trump orders an investigation into oil companies reluctant to lower the price of gasoline Donald Trump would be willing to sanction oil companies that refuse to lower the price of gasoline nationwide
DOJ warns California it could face federal lawsuit over its Glock-type weapons ban It should be noted that the law approved last October is not retroactive; that is, it does not penalize the current owners of these pistols in California
DOJ busts $27.7M scam involving deceased patient data in California The operation revealed a fraudulent scheme involving doctors and care facilities; The defendants used information from patients who have already died
Newsom's weak point: legal donations, but under suspicion Although legal in California, donations managed by politicians once again raise questions about transparency and possible conflicts of interest
Department of Justice sues Virginia to prevent it from becoming an immigrant sanctuary The DOJ seeks to prevent the entry into force of two laws approved by Governor Abigail Spanberger aimed at protecting immigrants in Virginia
Newsom challenges DOJ over political investigation against him California Governor Gavin Newsom accused the DOJ of selectively going after President Trump's political adversaries
Todd Blanche avoids answering about a possible investigation against Gavin Newsom The acting attorney general was questioned on Capitol Hill about an alleged DOJ investigation and chose to remain silent on camera
Justice Department sues Virginia for banning ICE agents from wearing masks DOJ and Virginia government to face off in court over disagreement over ICE agents wearing face coverings
Bill Gates tells Congress that Jeffrey Epstein tried to use his infidelities to pressure him The Microsoft co-founder stated that when he became involved with Jeffrey Epstein he did not know of his criminal activities
Judge rejects stopping the anti-militarization fund and asks the DOJ not to get out of business Although Justice affirms that the program will not continue, the court demands concrete actions
Trump says lawsuit to stop UFC fight at White House came too late The White House defends the event and warns that canceling it would affect athletes, fans and organizers
Federal prosecutors accuse California of hindering an election audit California faces federal charges for blocking review of voter records, highlighting concerns about voter eligibility
American journalist pleads guilty to working as an agent in the service of the Chinese government Pauken II, an American journalist arrested in February, pleaded guilty in court to working as an undercover agent in the service of China
Senator Padilla rejects Todd Blanche's nomination as US Attorney General Padilla, a California senator, criticized Blanche's loyalty to President Donald Trump and called for a prosecutor who has the Constitution as his priority.
Trump to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general after controversial decisions The president's former personal lawyer must face Senate scrutiny amid questions about the independence of the Justice Department
Trump to nominate Todd Blanche as attorney general after controversial decisions The president's former personal lawyer must face Senate scrutiny amid questions about the independence of the Justice Department
John Bolton to plead guilty to withholding classified documents and avoid prison Trump's former advisor agreed with the prosecution on an admission of guilt that includes a million-dollar fine
Immigration courts resort to mega-hearings to accelerate deportations, NGOs denounce Department of Justice (DOJ) courts group more than 100 immigrants simultaneously in a single session to issue mass deportation orders
Pam Bondi admits editing errors in Epstein file release Former attorney general acknowledged flaws in Epstein case documents during closed-door appearance
Pam Bondi reveals that she faced thyroid cancer: I'm recovering now The former prosecutor confirmed that she was diagnosed after leaving the Department of Justice in April
Biden sues to stop Justice Department from releasing recordings of his memoirs Joe Biden reappeared with a lawsuit filed against the Department of Justice demanding to block audios and material that could harm him
Justice Department files second lawsuit against UCLA for anti-Semitism The DOJ's second lawsuit against the university alleges a hostile educational environment against Jewish students; Rector Julio Frenk rejects the arguments
Dozens of minors rescued from human trafficking in southern California Seven individuals were arrested in Riverside County during Operation
Dozens of minors rescued from human trafficking in southern California Seven individuals were arrested in Riverside County during Operation
Dozens of minors rescued from human trafficking in southern California Seven individuals were arrested in Riverside County during Operation
Hispanic man arrested for running a dog fighting ring in Los Angeles Raymond Nunez faces charges for dog fighting at his home and illegal possession of firearms; if convicted, he could be sentenced to 10 years in prison
Former Hispanic candidate for California Congress sentenced for embezzlement Omar Navarro, former candidate for the 43rd District in the state Congress, was sentenced to 4 years in prison for diverting more than $250,000 from his campaign
Judge blocks DOJ over judicial review of devices confiscated from Washington Post journalist Last January, FBI agents raided the home of Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson, sparking a wave of criticism
Department of Justice sues UCLA for alleged antisemitism In its lawsuit, the DOJ alleges that the university engaged in a pattern of Title VII discrimination against Jewish and Israeli employees
Chris Christie questions the credibility of the Department of Justice Chris Christie considers it damaging to the credibility of the Department of Justice that it is being used by Donald Trump to take revenge on his political rivals
Nancy Mace warns that there are more names of powerful figures included in the Epstein files Republican Nancy Mace accessed the contents of the Epstein files and claims that they contain very powerful figures not yet publicly revealed
Nebraska Will Turn Over Confidential Voter Data to the Department of Justice “This case threatens the illegal and unprecedented disclosure of highly sensitive information on every Nebraska voter,” warned Common Cause
Bondi asks FBI to identify 'domestic terrorists' that go against American values The U.S. Attorney requested that all those who resort to violence to threaten the country's values ??be located
Prosecutors demand life imprisonment for the man who tried to shoot Donald Trump in Florida As the sentencing date approaches for the man accused of trying to shoot Donald Trump, prosecutors are demanding a life sentence
DOJ asks to suspend California law prohibiting federal agents from wearing masks Federal authorities seek to overturn law signed by Governor Newsom prohibiting federal agents from wearing face coverings during operations in California
U-Haul truck driver who rammed into protesters in Los Angeles released The driver, Calor Madanescht, was arrested this Monday on a charge of reckless driving, but was released on his own recognizance around 2:00 pm
Incident during protest in Los Angeles: truck hits demonstrators The incident occurred during a protest in support of the protests in Iran, in Westwood; two people suffered injuries, but refused to be hospitalized
Another victim added to the Los Angeles Police list Since 2015, 19 Angelenos have lost their lives at the hands of police in Boyle Heights; Jeremy Flores' family demands justice
Hispanic man pleads not guilty to throwing Molotov cocktails at the Federal Building in Los Angeles Jose Francisco Jovel is accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at the Federal Building on December 1; the Hispanic man returns to court on February 10
Terrorist plot in California: 4 accused of conspiring Audrey Carroll, Zachary Page, Dante Gaffield, and Tina Lai were indicted for their alleged involvement in a terrorist bomb plot in Southern California
At least 13 photos from the Epstein files were removed from the US Department of Justice website. House Oversight Committee Democrats questioned the removal of the images.
Hispanic man found not guilty for towing ICE car during raid in Los Angeles A jury found Bobby Nunez, a tow truck driver, not guilty of towing a federal vehicle during an August raid in downtown Los Angeles
What the Epstein files released by the US Department of Justice say The documents feature figures such as former US President Bill Clinton, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and musicians like Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson
Epstein victims react to release of files, but criticize lack of information Some of Epstein's victims were satisfied with the release of the files, although they acknowledge that more data is needed
Former Harvard Morgue Head Sentenced to 8 Years for Organ Trafficking Cedric Lodge was being tried for trafficking organs and human remains, which he stole from the prestigious university and then sold
Police operation foils plans for New Year's Eve attacks in southern California Four alleged members of an extremist group were arrested for planning New Year's Eve bomb attacks in Southern California
Department of Justice sues four other states for not submitting voter registrations The states being sued are: Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and Nevada. With these, the Justice Department's national total rises to 18.
