Justice Department
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Courts & LawEx-FBI Training Chief: Bureau Broke Norms in Jack Smith Probe
Oct 8, 2026
A former FBI training official says agents used unusual tactics in Jack Smith’s Trump probe, raising questions about transparency and adherence to established procedures.
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Courts & LawDeclassified Memos Reveal FBI Monitored Trump Legal Team and Advisers During Classified Documents Probe
Oct 5, 2026
Newly released memos show FBI agents tracked calls and messages of Trump’s legal team and campaign staff, raising concerns about investigative overreach.
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Courts & LawJack Smith Team Met Brennan at CIA; FBI Notes Blank Amid Trump Probe
Oct 5, 2026
Special Counsel Jack Smith's team met ex-CIA chief John Brennan at CIA headquarters in 2023, but FBI agents left meeting notes blank, raising oversight concerns.
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Courts & LawKansas League of Women Voters Faces Inquiry Over $5 Gift Card Voter Registration Offer
Oct 1, 2026
A Kansas League of Women Voters chapter is under investigation after offering $5 Starbucks gift cards for voter registration, raising questions about federal election law.
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Courts & LawHouse Judiciary Releases New Details on Seizure of Rep. Scott Perry’s Phone
Sep 23, 2026
Interview transcripts reveal how Jack Smith’s team handled the 2022 seizure of Rep. Scott Perry’s phone, raising questions about DOJ procedures and congressional protections.
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Courts & LawFederal Authorities Report 160 Election Fraud Arrests, Thousands of New Investigations
Sep 22, 2026
Federal officials have made 160 election fraud arrests since late 2025, with thousands of new investigations underway and a focus on noncitizen voting cases.
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Courts & LawWatchdog Releases FBI Photos, Citing Double Standard in Biden, Trump Document Probes
Sep 21, 2026
A watchdog group released FBI photos from Biden’s document search, alleging the DOJ treated him more leniently than Trump in similar investigations.
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Courts & LawRussian National Sentenced to Six Years for Voter Fraud and Identity Theft Scheme
Sep 17, 2026
A Russian citizen living in Florida was sentenced to six years in prison for orchestrating a voter registration and identity theft scheme, raising concerns.
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Courts & LawDOJ, Education Department Find Berkeley Law Discriminated Against White and Asian Applicants
Sep 16, 2026
Federal investigators found UC Berkeley Law violated civil rights law by discriminating against white and Asian applicants, raising stakes for elite admissions.
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Courts & LawDeclassified FBI Notes Reveal Discrepancies in Flynn Interview Records
Sep 9, 2026
The declassification has renewed debate over the FBI’s handling of the Flynn case and the broader investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Courts & LawJustice Department Urges Supreme Court to Overturn State and Local AR-15 Bans
Sep 6, 2026
The U.S. Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to strike down AR-15 bans in Connecticut and Cook County, arguing they violate the Second Amendment.
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Courts & LawMount Sinai to Halt Pediatric Gender Interventions, Provide $2M in Detransition Care Under DOJ Settlement
Sep 5, 2026
Mount Sinai Health System will stop pediatric gender interventions and dedicate $2 million to care for affected patients after a Justice Department settlement.
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ElectionsTrump DOJ Charges Far More Noncitizens in Election Fraud Than Biden DOJ
Sep 5, 2026
Federal prosecutors under Trump have charged nearly four times as many noncitizens with election fraud as the Biden DOJ, fueling debate over voting safeguards.
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Courts & LawDOJ Revives Maritime Prize Courts to Target Iranian Oil Tankers
Sep 4, 2026
The Justice Department is reviving maritime prize courts to seize Iranian oil tankers, marking the first use of this authority since the Spanish-American War.
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ImmigrationDOJ Orders States to Report Unauthorized Immigrants for Welfare Funding
Sep 2, 2026
The Justice Department now requires all state agencies to report unauthorized immigrants to DHS to keep federal welfare funds, reversing a 1998 policy.
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Courts & LawJustice Department Report Reveals FBI Cited SPLC Over 22,000 Times Without Required Caveats
Sep 1, 2026
A Justice Department report found the FBI cited the Southern Poverty Law Center thousands of times without noting its contested credibility, raising oversight.
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Courts & LawHunter Biden’s Lawyer Says DOJ Shifted After IRS Whistleblowers Spoke Out
Aug 29, 2026
Hunter Biden’s attorney claims DOJ prosecutors reversed course on a plea deal after IRS whistleblowers went public, raising questions about political pressure.
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Courts & LawFormer Attorneys General Oppose D.C. Bar Disciplinary Case Against Jeff Clark
Aug 26, 2026
Former U.S. attorneys general filed a court brief opposing the D.C. Bar's disciplinary action against Jeff Clark, arguing it threatens DOJ independence.
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Courts & LawDOJ Asks Supreme Court to Lift Block on White House Ballroom Project
Aug 18, 2026
The Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to allow construction of the White House ballroom to resume, citing national security and legal errors in lower.
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Courts & LawThird Whistleblower Alleges DEA Let Fentanyl Shipments Pass Unchecked
Aug 5, 2026
A third whistleblower has come forward in the DOJ probe of a DEA operation that tracked, but did not seize, fentanyl shipments, raising concerns about oversight.
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Courts & LawSenate Judiciary Committee Advances Todd Blanche for Attorney General
Aug 4, 2026
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted along party lines to advance Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, setting up a contentious full Senate vote.
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Courts & LawRecordings Reveal Biden Memory Lapses Years Before Presidency
Jul 28, 2026
Audio recordings released by the Justice Department show Joe Biden experiencing memory lapses years before his presidency, raising questions about transparency.
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Courts & LawAppeals Court Rejects Biden’s Effort to Block Release of Memoir Interview Recordings
Jul 21, 2026
A federal appeals court denied Joe Biden’s attempt to prevent release of audio recordings from his memoir interviews, clearing the way for their disclosure.
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ElectionsTrump Alleges China Hacked 220 Million U.S. Voter Files, Accuses Officials of Concealing Evidence
Jul 17, 2026
President Trump released declassified documents alleging China accessed 220 million U.S. voter files and accused federal officials of hiding the breach.
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Courts & LawSen. Tillis Draws GOP Criticism Over DOJ 'Weaponization' Comparison at Blanche Hearing
Jul 16, 2026
Sen. Thom Tillis faced pushback from fellow Republicans after equating Biden and Trump administration Justice Department actions during a Senate confirmation hearing.
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Courts & LawJustice Department Fires Prosecutors Linked to FACE Act Enforcement Against Pro-Life Advocates
Apr 14, 2026
The Justice Department has terminated multiple prosecutors involved in enforcing the FACE Act against pro-life advocates, raising concerns about selective.
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Courts & LawPolitical Prisoner Peter Navarro Issues Warning About The Left
Oct 2, 2025
Peter Navarro, a former senior adviser to President Donald Trump, has emerged as a vocal critic of what he describes as the weaponization of justice by the Biden administration.
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OpinionTrump's Supporters Embrace Calls for Retribution Following Comey Indictment
Sep 26, 2025
Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted on September 25, 2025, on charges related to lying to Congress under oath. This development has reignited.