The Latest Breaking News from DOJ

Since January, nearly 5,500 career employees at the DOJ have quit, taken a buyout, or been fired

EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s latest pardons are part of a long-shot effort to put his thumb on the scale in remaining state-level prosecutions related to his attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss

Maxwell is reportedly getting ‘puppies to play with’ in prison, while she waits to see if her sentence will be commuted

"What Nixon did episodically and covertly ... Trump now does routinely and overtly," Judge Wolf writes in op-ed.

The statements are the latest escalation in the DOJ's comments about judges.

On Saturday, President Donald Trump, via Truth Social, announced that he has directed the Justice Department to investigate major meatpacking companies for alleged price manipulation, citing concerns about foreign ownership and market distortions affecting U.S. ranchers and consumers.

Wrongly accused bankers are fighting back against the institutions that betrayed them, including Tom Hayes.

The case exposes the sharp partisan divide between Northern Virginia's Democratic resistance and President Trump's MAGA government.

... but does so reluctantly, calling the objections to the dismissal "compelling" and castigating the Justice Department for its failure "to secure the necessary accountability to ensure the safety of the flying public."

The administration reportedly told lawmakers on Wednesday it is not currently planning strikes inside Venezuela, though the White House is exploring its options

The alleged fraudsters stole $350 million and had attempted to steal a staggering €750 million as they targeted people in 193 countries