The Latest Breaking News from the Department of Justice

Members of Congress want Department of Justice to challenge Texas law

Apple swiftly shut down Beeper Mini, an app that brought iMessage to Android. The U.S. government might have something to say about that.

From Saline Parents v. Garland, decided today by the D.C. Circuit, in an opinion by Judge Harry Edwards, joined by Judges Neomi Rao and Florence Pan: On October 4, 2021, the Attorney General … issued a one-page memorandum … to various units in the Department of Justice …, expressing concern…

“I am almost positive it went home with Mr. Meadows,” former aide Cassidy Hutchinson testified to Congress

Hunter Biden skipped a closed-door deposition on Capitol Hill on Wednesday

The remains of 50-year-old Tou Ger Xiong were found on Monday in Medellin

The filing also underlined that what the agency recently submitted to the court was "an impermissible supplemental brief that identifies no new 'authority' and instead attempts to introduce new factual information and arguments."

Congressional Republicans have used Hunter Biden’s legal problems, past drug use, and foreign business dealings to open an impeachment inquiry into the president, despite no evidence supporting any links to the elder Biden, Gustaf Kilander writes

‘I’m here to stop the steal. It’s our f****** House!’ Philip Sean Grillo said on Jan 6, unaware that Congress convened in US Capitol

Apple has recently confirmed that governments can use push notifications to spy on users, but they have not been able to talk about it until now.

Republican attempts to rewrite history will not go the way they expect, Eric Garcia writes