The Latest Breaking News from DOJ

UNH sells off after confirming a criminal and civil probe by the DOJ.

Apparently, Trump's name does appear in the files.

The Department of Justice was to interview Ghislaine Maxwell, the imprisoned accomplice of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, on Thursday, US media reported, as President Donald Trump struggles to quell fury over his handling of the notorious case.

Earlier this week DOJ officials said they would meet Maxwell to find out what she knows.

NEWS ANALYSIS: Trump’s threats to Obama are his latest shiny object, and echo the biggest undelivered promise of his first presidency: Locking up Hillary Clinton, writes John Bowden

Federal prosecutors are gearing up to bring criminal cases against importers that duck U.S. tariffs, a sharp break from the civil‑fine approach that has dominated trade enforcement for decades, the Justice Department said on Wednesday.

The Justice Department has uncovered Donald Trump’s name in documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. This revelation came during a routine briefing in May, when Attorney General Pam Bondi informed Trump at the White House. The documents reportedly contain unverified information about numerous individuals who had socialized with Epstein.

ANALYSIS: Senate Republicans would rather focus on nominees and spending bills. They might not have a choice but to deal with Epstein

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You know things are bad when THAT guy's upset.