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Justice Department airing details about foreign election interference - Roll Call

U.S. government officials are looking to deliver more information to the public about foreign election interference, experts say.

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Republicans Intensify Efforts To Challenge Election Results In Battleground States

Ongoing challenges to US electoral integrity highlighted by evolving tactics and intensifying partisan divisions ahead of the 2024 elections.

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US And Microsoft Seize Russian Hacking Domains Targeting Officials

Justice Department and Microsoft seize web domains linked to Russian hacking targeting US officials and organizations. Efforts to expose covert Russian ope...

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Congress knew a TikTok ban wasn't legal

It’s ironic for the Justice Dept. to argue banning an app used for self-expression is necessary for human rights

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Justice Department finds Georgia is 'deliberately indifferent' to unchecked abuses at its prisons

The U.S. Justice Department says Georgia's state prison systems are 'deliberately indifferent' to unchecked deadly violence, widespread drug use, extortion and sexual abuse at state lockups

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California Man Sentenced To 35 Years For Hate Crimes

California man sentenced to 35 years for hate crime shooting of Jewish men in Los Angeles. Justice Department reaffirms commitment to combating hate crimes.

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Justice Department Sues Alabama Over Voter Roll Purge

DOJ sues Alabama for voter roll purge violating federal law, potentially disenfranchising eligible voters.

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Residents of a small Mississippi town respond to a scathing Justice Department report on policing

A Justice Department report on the police department in Lexington, Mississippi, has found a stunning pattern of racially disparate policing and harassment

The Independent UK

Justice Department Says a Small Mississippi Town Ran a Dickensian Debtor's Prison

Federal investigators say police in Lexington, Mississippi, used illegal searches, excessive force, and kept residents in jail when they couldn't pay off old fines.

Reason

Police in small Mississippi city discriminate against Black residents, Justice Department finds

A Justice Department investigation has found that police in a majority Black Mississippi city discriminate against Black people, use excessive force and retaliate against people who criticize them

The Independent UK

Justice Department Report Reveals Civil Rights Abuses In Mississippi

Justice Department investigation uncovers discrimination, excessive force, and retaliation in Lexington Police Department in Mississippi.

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Justice Department Watchdog Report On Capitol Riot Delayed Until After Election

Inspector General Horowitz expects the delayed report on DOJ's handling of the Capitol riot to be finalized after the election, highlighting ongoing legal ...

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Garland says officers' torture of 2 Black men was betrayal of community they swore to protect

Attorney General Merrick Garland says the prosecution of six former law enforcement officers who tortured two Black men in Mississippi is an example of the Justice Department's action to build public trust after it is violated

The Independent UK

Justice Department Investigates Mississippi Sheriff's Department For Civil Rights Violations

Justice Department investigates police brutality in Rankin County Sheriff's Department after violent attack on two Black men.

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Justice Department Sues Ship Owner Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse

U.S. Justice Department sues ship owner for 0 million over Baltimore bridge collapse, highlighting negligence and tragic consequences.

Roll Call

House, DOJ lawyers detail cost of subpoena litigation - Roll Call

Attorneys for the House and the Justice Department told a federal judge Monday that a subpoena fight has so far cost more than $443,000.

Reason

The Justice Department is Failing American Jews

Hamasnik protestors are violating various federal laws, and the Justice Department is doing nothing about it

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Police Officers Sentenced For Deadly Chase And Cover-Up

Two police officers sentenced to prison for deadly chase and cover-up, sparking protests and concerns about police accountability.

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Justice Department Prepares Criminal Charges For Iranian Hack

Justice Department preparing criminal charges for Iranian hack of Trump campaign, highlighting cybersecurity importance and accountability efforts.

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Attorney General Merrick Garland Emphasizes Importance Of DOJ Norms

Attorney General Merrick Garland praises DOJ public servants for upholding justice and democratic values, emphasizing fairness, impartiality, and civil lib...

The Independent UK

Merrick Garland vows Justice Department won’t be used as a ‘political weapon’ as Trump’s threats fuel harassment

Attorney general rebukes ‘dangerous’ escalation of conspiracy theory-driven attacks

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Attorney General Garland Defends Justice Department Integrity

Attorney General Merrick Garland defends Justice Department's integrity and impartiality against attacks and conspiracy theories, emphasizing the importanc...

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Two Arrested For Inciting Hate Crimes On Social Media

Two individuals arrested for promoting hate crimes and violence on Telegram, facing federal charges. Justice Department emphasizes accountability for bias-...

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US authorities charge two men for encouraging racist attacks on Telegram

The US Justice Department says the suspects led a ‘transnational terrorist group’ to solicit hate crimes.

The Independent UK

2 charged in plot to solicit attacks on minorities, officials and infrastructure on Telegram

Two people who prosecutors say were motivated by white supremacist ideology have been charged with using the messaging app Telegram to encourage acts of violence against minorities, government officials and critical infrastructure in the United States

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