The Latest Breaking News from the Justice Department

Former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark faces a two-year law practice suspension for advocating election interference in Georgia post-2020 election.

A new Justice Department report says youth lockups in Texas remain beset by sexual abuse, excessive use of pepper spray and other mistreatment including the prolonged isolation of children in their cells

Families of Boeing crash victims challenge plea deal, seeking accountability and transparency in legal proceedings.

My motion for the victims' families asks the district court to reject the proposed plea agreement because of its deceptive factual premises, its inaccurate Sentencing Guidelines foundation, and its inadequate accounting for the deaths Boeing caused.

Merrick Garland slammed Cannon’s ruling and suggested she does not understand the law, after she ruled that the appointment of a special counsel to oversee the case was unconstitutional

The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals rules in favor of Texas, allowing the state to maintain its floating barrier in the Rio Grande amid legal disputes with...

Sheriff Campbell apologizes for the tragic shooting of Sonya Massey, sparking demands for justice and accountability in the community.

Legal actions against Norfolk Southern for delaying Amtrak trains and hazardous chemical release in East Palestine.

The Illinois sheriff whose deputy shot Sonya Massey, the unarmed Black woman who called 911 for help in her Springfield home, apologized Monday night during a community meeting

DoJ warned the app could allow a foreign government to "illicitly interfere with our political system and political discourse."

From Thursday's press release by the Justice Department (see also the Indictment itself): JOHN CHEN and LIN FENG pled guilty to acting as unregistered agents of the government of the People's Republic of China ("PRC") and bribing an Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") agent in connection with a plot to target…