DOJ Explores Potential Plea Deal with Julian Assange to Resolve U.S. Charges
The Justice Department is considering offering a plea deal to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in hopes of bringing the lengthy legal drama to a close
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House Republicans Vote to Cut Budgets of FBI, ATF, DOJ
House Republicans are now the ones defunding the police.
Supreme Court Throws Trump’s Criminal Cases on Ice
By Steve Neavling The U.S. Supreme Court handed Donald Trump a victory, even if he ultimately loses the case. Justices agreed to take up the high-stakes case of whether Trump has presidential immunity, but they won’t begin hearing arguments until the week of April 22. That means the former president’s trial, which was set to…
Japanese Crime Boss Charged with Trafficking Nuclear Material, DOJ Alleges
The leader of a Japanese crime syndicate was charged with conspiring to traffic nuclear weapons from Burma to other countries, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.
Biden Attorneys Admonished Robert Hur’s Report Days Before Its Release
Lawyers for the White House and President Biden vehemently objected to the special counsel report on the president’s memory in letters to the Justice Department.
Newly Released DOJ Watchdog Report Unveils FBI Officials’ Misconduct with Sex Workers
Six FBI officials working abroad sought or engaged in sexual activities with prostitutes and withheld information when questioned by investigators, according to a document released by the Justice Department’s internal watchdog.
Special Counsel Concludes Report on Biden’s Handling of Classified Documents
Special counsel Robert Hur has finished his report on President Biden’s handling of classified documents that were found at his home and office, Attorney General Merrick Garland notified congressional leaders in a letter Wednesday.
Special Counsel Pushes Back against ‘Inaccurate And Distorted’ Claims by Trump
Special counsel Jack Smith’s legal team fired back at Donald Trump’s claims of political bias, saying the former president’s defense attorneys have “painted an inaccurate and distorted picture of events.”