The Latest Breaking News from DOJ

The president’s purges and attacks on his enemies have developed into a system in which injustice is made routine

House Speaker Mike Johnson revealed that he still doesn’t know the details of Donald Trump’s potential ‘compensation’ deal with the Justice Department.

The lawmakers called it "an outrageous and shocking attempt to shake down the American people."

Lindsey Halligan, who brought cases against James Comey and Letitia James, allegedly violated records-retention laws

Donald Trump's $230 million claim against the US government has reignited outrage after the Supreme Court's expanded presidential immunity ruling, sparking fears that taxpayer funds could enrich a former president.

The Trump administration is coming under fire for politicising the Department of Justice (DoJ) and undermining the US government’s enshrined separation of powers, which relies on an independent system of justice. This is a central principle of the US constitution, without which a president could govern virtually unchecked.

"The basic ethical rules for the federal government are just completely in tatters right now," one legal scholar said.

Mike Johnson has denied any knowledge about Donald Trump’s allegedly seeking $230 million from the Department of Justice (DOJ) for legal costs tied to federal investigations against him.

Donald Trump is under pressure over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein-related files, as a DOJ/FBI review finds no 'client list' and critics question whether transparency was promised or withheld.

Survivors and Congress are demanding full disclosure of the 'Epstein files' as the DOJ resists broad unsealing; the House has released 33,295 pages and battles over grand jury secrecy and redaction protocols continue. DOJ and committee documents reviewed.

‘Does he deserve $230 million of taxpayer dollars? I don't think anyone would say so,’ David Urban said on Tuesday night.