The Latest Breaking News from DOJ

It is recognised in US law that the government may not take away a naturalized person’s citizenship except in cases of fraud or error on a naturalization application. The Supreme Court has clearly established that unless citizenship was unlawfully procured, denaturalization is unconstitutional. However, a memo issued by the Department…

The US government's legal basis for attacking Venezuela has unravelled after prosecutors conceded that the widely cited 'Cartel de los Soles' is not a real criminal organisation.

Less than one percent of department’s total holdings on late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein have been seen so far

Exclusive: Letter decries ‘stunning abdication of basic responsibilities’ and demands to know how many officers diverted

The DOJ has completed reviewing less than 1% of all files potentially related to the case amid a Dec. 19 deadline.

The lawsuits face a critical test before a judge who is to decide just how much a president can do without anyone being allowed to sue him.

The US Department of Justice has failed to meet a statutory deadline to justify redactions in Jeffrey Epstein files, fueling allegations of a cover-up, at the same time President Trump's administration carried out a historic military operation in Venezuela to seize Nicolás Maduro.

Joseph Tirrell says before he was fired as the DoJ’s senior ethics attorney, he fought battles over matters like the US attorney general accepting gifts

Even as the president blows up drug boats, the government routinely declines to pursue charges against smugglers nabbed by the Coast Guard.

The Trump administration has sought to collect voter data from nearly every state, prompting pushback from states and privacy advocates.

Yep yep, Trump has "nothing" to hide.