The Latest Breaking News from the Justice Department

US District Judge Lewis Kaplan said the defendant, who became known by his initials "SBF," had shown no "real remorse," even in his final pre-sentencing remarks in which the former billionaire rued "a series of bad decisions" but did not acknowledge knowingly violating financial laws.

Android users have long complained that texting someone with an iPhone on iMessage is an unpleasant experience. The Justice Department argues it is also an example of anti-competitive behavior.

The US carriers have total control over the US phone market, so they bear responsibility for Apple's monopoly position.

"One of the big hurdles that this motion has it that it's not filed with any evidence," judge said, per WaPost.

Former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark faces sanctions for alleged involvement in election overturn attempt. Hearing focuses on his actions post-...

It did not specify the focus of the investigation, but Nehls said it was related to his campaign’s finances.

The 1873 law banned the mailing of materials that were deemed "obscene."

The men were charged with two criminal offenses, including straw purchasing of firearms, created by the 2022 bipartisan gun safety bill authored by Sen. John Cornyn.

Protesters highlighted that if passed, the law poses a significant risk to the Latino community

The U.S. Department of Justice says Apple maintains an illegal monopoly. Here's what that means.

Federal prosecutors may have wanted "to undermine what looks like a successful prosecution of Trump," expert says