National Archives Requests DOJ Investigation of Classified Records Found at Trump’s Mar-a-Largo
The National Archives and Records Administration is asking the Justice Department to investigate how former President Trump handled White House records.
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Trump Told Giuliani to Call Homeland Security to Seize Voting Machines
Former President Trump asked Rudolph Giuliani to call the Department of Homeland Security and ask if officials there could seize voting machines in battleground states in an attempt to overturn the election.
DOJ Inspector General to Review Trump Administration’s Handling of Manafort, Cohen
The Justice Department’s inspector general has notified lawmakers that he will examine how the Trump administration handled the prison terms of Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen.
DOJ to Launch Domestic Terrorism Unit Amid Alarming Rise in Cases
The Justice Department is creating a new unit tasked with combating domestic terrorism.
One Year Later, Garland Says DOJ Has ‘No Higher Priority’ than Jan. 6 Probe
Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday said the investigation into the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol is far from over and pledged to hold everyone responsible.
Brutal Jan. 6 Attacks on Police Revealed on Newly Released Video Released by DOJ
The Justice Department released three hours of footage from the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol that showed police officers coming under intense attack.
Former FBI Chief of Staff Corey Ellis Named Interim U.S. Attorney
Corey F. Ellis, former FBI chief of staff, has been appointed as interim U.S. Attorney for the District of South Carolina.
Four FBI Agents Accused of Soliciting Prostitutes Overseas And Lying about It
Four FBI agents hired prostitutes while working overseas and lied to internal investigators about it, according to the Justice Department’s Office of Inspector General.