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DOJ 'weaponization' group will shame individuals it can't charge with crimes, new head says
The conservative activist named by President Donald Trump as the head of the Justice Department's "Weaponization Working ...
AOC says DOJ 'won't respond' to her inquiry on potential probe
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is in hot water over a "Know Your Rights" immigration webinar she hosted in February.
Ed Martin, Trump's DOJ pardon attorney, says he'll review Biden's outgoing pardons
Martin also suggested that officials whom he's unable to charge should be publicly shamed, despite DOJ policy.
DOJ Backs Birthright Citizenship Curbs with ‘Fringe’ Scholarship
The Trump administration is citing a short student piece to defend the legality of the president’s executive order ...
'CRAZY BEHAVIOR' former DOJ prosecutor rips federal judge for helping migrant evade ICE
Former DOJ prosecutor Jim Trusty joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss Wisconsin federal judge Hannah Dugan being indicted for her accused role in protecting an illegal immigrant from ICE capture.
The New DOJ Enforcement Policy for Digital Assets: Why Compliance Programs Still Matter
The authors provide an update to their March 2025 article, "What Now for White Collar? As the DOJ Steps Back, Will Others ...
DOJ Talks With FinCEN Spark Fight Over Case Against Crypto Mixer
A new disclosure from prosecutors about talks with a key financial regulator before bringing a case against the founders of ...
For years, a nonprofit worked to mend relations between teens and HPD. Then the DOJ cut its funding.
Federal officials recently canceled around $387,600 in grants for the Teen and Police Service Academy, or TAPS, organization ...