The Latest Breaking News from Department of Justice

A group of congresspeople suggested Garland could drop the charges against Trump's co-defendants if they stand in the way of releasing Smith's final report on the classified documents case

Jack Smith might just be the most frustrated man in Washington right now. After two years of investigations and attacks on his character, work and position, he now finds himself out of a job with little to show for it except four criminal indictments – that will not lead to…

Special counsel Jack Smith resigns after completing investigation into 2020 election interference case against Trump. Report release imminent.

President-elect Trump appoints Leo Terrell as Senior Counsel for Civil Rights in the DOJ.

Records reveal additional costs of the controversial Rio Grande barrier that the governor describes as “low-cost.”

Hundreds of defendants admitted to their crimes or were convicted by juries after attacking police, threatening lawmakers or conspiring against the government. Trump could wipe their slates clean, Alex Woodward reports

The US Department of Justice says it expressed concerns directors’ positions on two company boards violated Clayton Act.

The New Orleans Police Department, plagued for decades by corruption, is pushing to finally end more than a decade of federal oversight

Wisconsin DOJ offers crucial resources and support after a school shooting in Madison, emphasizing community unity.