The Department of Justice is Suing Georgia Over its New Voting Law
The Biden administration is suing Georgia, alleging its new voting law restricts the rights of Black voters, the Department of ...
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DOJ to Investigate Minneapolis Police Department
The DOJ opened a civil rights investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department less than 24 hours after Derek Chauvin was ...
The Family of Tamir Rice Is Pleading With The Biden Administration’s DOJ To Reopen Investigation
Tamir Rice's family is asking President Biden's Department of Justice to reopen the investigation into his 2014 death, when he ...
FBI, DOJ Discuss Not Charging All Capitol Rioters
The FBI and Department of Justice may not charge some January 6 Capitol insurrection participants, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Florida Man Accused Of Being At Capitol Riot Is Arrested At Inauguration
Federal prosecutors say a Florida man wanted over the January 6 Capitol riot was arrested in Washington as he tried ...
Oath Keeper Leader Charged With Planning And Coordinating US Capitol Riot
Prosecutors lodged the first major conspiracy charge against an alleged Oath Keepers leader from Virginia, according to court records, for ...
Trump Pardons Roger Stone, Paul Manafort and Jared Kushner’s Father
Trump pardons of 41 people included Roger Stone, Paul Manafort and Charles Kushner, Jared's father, in an end of term ...
Trump Official Gets Banned From Department Of Justice For Trying To Get Sensitive Election Fraud Information
Three sources told the AP a Trump aide was banned from the Department of Justice after pressing staffers for sensitive ...
Judge Lewis Kaplan Denies DOJ Bid to Replace Trump in E Jean Carroll Suit
Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled a president is not a federal employee, so Trump must face the E Jean Carroll lawsuit ...
DOJ Charges Six Russian Military Officers For Their Alleged Involvement In Hacking And Malware Deployment Operations
The DOJ indicted six Russian GRU officers accused of hacking and malware attacks on Ukraine, Georgia, French elections and the ...
