New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted Thursday on federal mortgage fraud charges in Virginia, a move widely seen as politically motivated after President Trump publicly demanded her prosecution.
Protests inside and outside Manhattan’s 26 Federal Plaza on Thursday ended with the arrests of more than a dozen elected officials demanding better treatment of migrants held in the building
A Border Patrol agent was sentenced Wednesday to a year in federal prison for ordering immigrant women to expose their breasts during videoconference screenings at the southern border, prosecutors said.
The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James over real estate documents tied to a Virginia home purchase, marking the first known criminal probe into a law enforcement official who has taken legal action against former President Donald Trump.
By Allan Lengel One of the more controversial Justice Department cases in recent times is over—at least legally. U.S. District Judge Dale Ho on Wednesday dismissed corruption charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams with prejudice, meaning the DOJ cannot refile the charges in the future. The Trump Justice Department had initially requested that the…
The head of the FBI’s New York field office, James E. Dennehy, was forced to retire after clashing with Justice Department officials over Trump administration directives.
A sharply divided Supreme Court has turned down President-elect Donald Trump’s last-minute plea to block his sentencing on criminal charges in the Manhattan hush money case.
The FBI’s Albany Field Office has initiated a review into the death of Robert Brooks, a Marcy Correctional Facility inmate in Oneida County, following an incident involving correctional officers.
