
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.
The Justice Department unveiled a nationwide initiative aimed at reducing gun violence and enforcing federal firearm laws.
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.
President Trump has long claimed, with no evidence, that the Russia investigation was a hoax and a “witch hunt.”
The Department of Justice’s handling of the whistleblower complaint involving Ukraine raises a serious question: Why did the DOJ decide not to forward the complaint to Congress?
A U.S. Army soldier was arrested on allegations of planning to attack a major American news network, providing online instructions on building a bomb and strategizing an attack on Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke.
McCabe, a 21-year FBI veteran and a target of President Trump’s ire, says he never intended to mislead investigators.
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.
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.