The DOJ has slashed a policy requiring all new-hire federal prosectors to have a minimum of one year of experience practicing law amid major hiring struggles. The post DOJ Drops Experience Requirement ...

Within weeks of Trump’s DOJ suing Utah in an effort to obtain its entire voter database, the state is asking a federal judge ...

Environmental groups have argued that EPA's endangerment finding repeal undercuts federal lawsuits against state action on ...

Trade-based money laundering involves depositing U.S. cash from drug sales into American bank accounts using real or shell companies transfer the wealth overseas with products or services.

The new payments covered 649 settlements. There are nearly half a million victims who have filed claims under the 2022 Camp ...

The US Department of Justice has proposed changes that would make it easier for states to win a fast-track federal review of death penalty cases as part of President Donald Trump’s push to ramp up ...

The Trump administration plans to review as many as one million applications from convicted felons for gun rights relief.

DOJ provides early termination of the required waiting period, a hurdle in the proposed Allegiant-Sun Country merger.

The Justice Department on Friday asked a federal appeals court to overturn a lower court ruling that invalidated President Trump's executive orders targeting four major law firms.

The Department of Justice's appeal likely will cause Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to remain in his post beyond the end of his term.

The Department of Justice is quietly restarting a decades-dormant program to restore gun rights to felons. One of them was an ...