The Trump administration is expected to roll back several major gun control policies put in place under President Biden, including a crackdown on firearms dealers who falsify records and bypass background checks
The U.S. Justice Department has suspended a senior attorney who admitted in court he didn’t understand why a Maryland man was mistakenly deported to El Salvador.
The U.S. Justice Department quietly decided in the final weeks of the Biden administration not to charge Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, effectively ending a long-running federal corruption investigation.
Donald Trump has nominated Stanley Woodward, a lawyer with deep ties to his legal battles, as associate attorney general — the third-ranking post at the U.S. Justice Department.
The U.S. government mistakenly deported a Maryland man to El Salvador despite a court order protecting him from removal, landing him in a notorious prison where he remains in legal limbo.
The White House has suddenly fired two longtime career federal prosecutors in Los Angeles and Memphis, a move current and former Justice Department officials described as highly unusual and alarming.
Justice Department leaders are considering a plan to merge the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives into a single agency.
FBI agents stationed in Southeast Asia repeatedly paid for or accepted sex from prostitutes, even while attending events focused on combating human trafficking, according to a newly released report from the Justice Department’s inspector general.
