The Latest Breaking News from DOJ

From today's decision in Doe v. Bonta, written by Judge Mary Schroeder and joined by Judges Patrick Bumatay and Salvandor Mendoza: California's DOJ maintains two databases relevant to this case. The first database relates to purchasers of firearms and applicants for CCWs. It is called the Automated Firearm System ["AFS"].…

The Justice Department is investigating Tesla for potential securities and wire fraud, according to media reports.

The DOJ set a deadline of May 7 for Iowa to block an immigration law that would allow state officers to arrest undocumented migrants who have been deported

Initially slated for the second or third quarter of 2024, the closure is now tentatively aimed for the third or fourth quarter.

A drop in iPhone revenue doesn't tell the whole story in what proves a better-than-expected overall performance for Apple.

Tether announced it has partnered with Chainalysis for a blockchain monitoring solution that will improve the stablecoin giant's compliance practices, especially in relation to "secondary" market transactions.

A US judge on Thursday pushed against the central pleas of both US government and Google lawyers as he heard their closing arguments at a landmark antitrust trial in Washington.

Sen. Lummis, who has called for regulations that do not stunt innovations in the crypto space, on Wednesday called out the Biden administration for criminalizing the "core tenants of the Bitcoin network."

A unanimous panel orders dismissal of Juliana v. United States, bringing this zombie litigation to a close.