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A US judge's ruling orders Boeing to hear a charge stemming from the fatal crashes of two 737-MAX jets, threatening to unravel an agreement the company negotiated to avoid prosecution.

The president says he and his lawyers are cooperating with the Department of Justice and that he has no regrets about how he and his team have handled the situation.

Phrase, first coined by Gertrude Stein in 1937, has become a popular one on Capitol Hill

The ruling by a judge in Texas came after relatives of some of the victims said the government violated their rights by reaching a settlement with Boeing without first notifying the families.

President Joe Biden says there is “no there there” following the discovery of classified documents and official records at his home and former office

A federal judge is ordering Boeing to appear in court next week and be arraigned on a felony charge stemming from crashes of two 737 Max jets

Justice Department regulations threaten people with prosecution for failing to register even when their state no longer requires it.

When Hillary Clinton was running for president in 2016, she and her campaign called the FBI’s scrutiny of her private email server a “security review.”

From a Justice Department press release Tuesday: Two Virginia women and an Arizona woman, who verbally interrupted oral arguments inside the United States Supreme Court, each pleaded guilty January 13, 2023, to a single count of Speeches and Objectionable Language in the Supreme Court Building. The defendants were sentenced to…

President Biden’s visit comes as White House remains adamant it will not interfere in the ongoing investigation into classified documents

The Supreme Court is off to a historically slow start in failing to resolve any cases in which it has heard arguments since early October