Justice Department Launches Plan to Crack Down on Gun Violence
The Justice Department unveiled a nationwide initiative aimed at reducing gun violence and enforcing federal firearm laws.
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White Restaurant Owner Who Enslaved a Disabled Black Man Gets 10 Years in Prison
A white restaurant manager who forced a disabled black man to work more than 100 hours a week for at least five years without pay has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
DOJ’s Review of the Origins of the Trump Investigation Evolves into Criminal Probe
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FBI: Army Soldier Strategized Attacking Major News Network, Beto O’Rourke
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Andrew McCabe Failed to Convince DOJ Officials Not to Charge Him
McCabe, a 21-year FBI veteran and a target of President Trump’s ire, says he never intended to mislead investigators.
DOJ Decides Not to Charge FBI Agent Who Shot Kidnapping Victim in Houston
The Justice Department has decided not to charge the FBI agent who fatally shot a kidnapping victim in a botched rescue attempt at a Houston home.
Rare Prosecution of Border Patrol Agent Leads to Resignation for Punching Migrant
A 49-year-old Border Patrol agent who assaulted a migrant in U.S. custody has resigned in exchange for pleading guilty to a charge filed by the Justice Department.