Oregon’s Justice Department Spied on Black Lives Matter Protesters
Oregon’s Justice Department spied on Black Lives Matter supporters to determine whether they presented a threat.
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Activists Call for Justice for Man Killed by Border Patrol Agents in May 2010
About 100 activists gathered Monday evening to protest the Justice Department’s decision not to file charges against Border Patrol agents in the death of Anastasio Hernandez Rojas.
Justice Department Study: Ambush Attacks on Police Remain Steady, But Are Increasingly Deadly
The number of ambush attacks against law enforcement remains steady – with about 200 a year – but more police are getting killed as a result, a Justice Department study found.
Boston Herald: Former IRS Chief Lois Lerner Enjoys ‘Get Out of Jail Free’ Card from Obama Administration
Disgraced former IRS chief Lois Lerner is enjoying her “Get Out of Jail Free” card care of the Obama administration.
DEA Agents Get Bonuses While Investigated for Attending Sex Parties Funded by Drug Cartels
While DEA agents were under investigation for allegedly attending prostitute sex parties funded by Columbian drug cartels, they received thousands of dollars in bonuses.
Justice Department Creates New Position to Focus on Threats of Homegrown Extremism
The rising threat of homegrown extremism has prompted the Justice Department to create a new position to coordinate investigations.
FBI, Justice Department Trying to Determine Role Goldman Sachs Played in Corruption Case
At this point, the inquiry does not suggest criminal wrongdoing by Goldman Sachs.
Justice Department to Let Loose 6,000 Prisoners in Largest One-Time Release
Marking the largest one-time release of inmates, the Justice Department is releasing 6,000 prisoners to reduce overcrowding and help correct harsh sentences imposes on drug offenders over the past three decades.