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The DOJ has filed lawsuits against five states to access voter rolls in an ongoing effort to ensure election integrity.

Five members and associates of the 'Family Mob' gang have been charged in a significant fentanyl trafficking case in Minneapolis.

The DOJ withheld documents related to accusations against Donald Trump during the release of Epstein's files, specifically missing pages detailing testimony from a woman who claimed to have been abused by him as a minor.

Trump's nominee for fraud czar, Colin McDonald, emphasizes Minnesota's anti-fraud efforts as a model for a new DOJ division aimed at combating fraud in taxpayer-funded programs.

US child abuse investigators criticize Meta's AI for providing ineffective reports that complicate their investigations.

A federal judge has banned the Department of Justice from searching the seized devices of a Washington Post reporter, asserting that the court itself will conduct the search due to concerns over national security.

House Democrats are exploring whether the Department of Justice concealed materials pertaining to allegations of sexual abuse against Donald Trump from the Epstein files.

NPR reports that the DOJ has revealed that key documents regarding Donald Trump’s alleged sexual exploitation of minors, linked to Jeffrey Epstein, are missing or deleted from the files released by the department.

Former FBI official Dave Sundberg is accusing the Trump administration of weaponizing the Justice Department as he launches his campaign for Congress.

The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against New Jersey regarding an executive order that limits ICE's ability to conduct operations within state facilities.

President Trump has removed another U.S. attorney appointed by federal judges, escalating tensions between the executive branch and the judiciary over the appointment of top federal prosecutors.

The DOJ has filed a lawsuit to revoke the citizenship of former North Miami mayor Philippe Bien-Aime, alleging he obtained it through fraud and false identities.

Recent cases brought by the Department of Justice against protesters in the US are failing as misleading testimony from law enforcement is revealed in court.

A new banner at the Department of Justice featuring Trump has drawn criticism from Democrats and legal experts who claim it undermines the department's impartiality.

The DOJ has filed a civil lawsuit against former North Miami Mayor Philippe Bien-Aime to revoke his citizenship, citing allegations of illegal entry and fraudulent marriage.

A federal judge in Colorado has expressed concerns that the Trump administration is not adhering to his injunction prohibiting warrantless ICE arrests in the state.

A federal judge has found a Justice Department attorney in contempt of court for failing to comply with her orders related to a detained immigrant's case and has imposed a daily fine.

President Trump's initiative has led to over 10,000 arrests and the recovery of more than 1,000 illegal firearms in Washington, D.C., according to reports from Fox News.

The Trump Justice Department has initiated investigations into three Michigan public school districts regarding their gender-related classroom content and is also intervening in a lawsuit against a race-based program in Los Angeles.

A federal court has convicted Eric Anthony Rodriguez in a meth trafficking conspiracy connected to the Sinaloa Cartel, marking a significant development in a large-scale drug trafficking investigation in Minnesota.

The Trump administration is actively pursuing legal battles to access state voter roll registration data, alleging that noncitizens are improperly registered, ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Jeffrey Epstein attempted to forge connections with Russia's political elite and sought a meeting with President Vladimir Putin, according to recent DOJ files.

Newly released video clips and images in the Epstein files reveal shocking details of his abusive practices and misidentification of victims by the DOJ.

California Congressman Ro Khanna claims to have identified names of wealthy individuals connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case, but the DOJ clarifies four of them have no ties to Epstein.

The release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein has led to the resignations and firings of numerous high-profile individuals across various sectors.

Donald Kinsella's appointment as federal prosecutor in New York was short-lived, as he was dismissed by the DOJ the same day.

Nineteen Republican attorneys general have requested a federal investigation into U.S. nonprofits for allegedly receiving foreign funding to influence energy policies unlawfully.

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University for allegedly withholding admissions information needed to assess compliance with non-discrimination mandates following a Supreme Court ruling.

US lawmakers are questioning the Department of Justice over allegations of monitoring congressional investigators during their review of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Emails reveal that Jeffrey Epstein instructed staff to install hidden cameras at his Florida residence in 2014.

House Democrats are outraged after it was revealed that the Department of Justice may have tracked their search history related to Epstein files.

The DOJ is considering impeachment referrals for federal judges perceived as activist after receiving complaints from U.S. attorneys.

Princess Sofia of Sweden speaks publicly about her previous connections with Jeffrey Epstein, expressing relief over her limited interactions and concern for his victims.

Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed the Department of Justice has received a criminal referral regarding John Brennan's alleged perjury over the Steele dossier during a House Judiciary Committee hearing.

A grand jury in Washington, D.C. declined to indict six Democratic lawmakers who had encouraged the military to defy what they deemed illegal orders from the federal government.

The DOJ plans to broaden the use of the FACE Act to target protesters disrupting religious services, starting with synagogue disruptions as a case study.

Thomas Albus, a U.S. attorney from Missouri, is leading the Justice Department's election probe into Fulton County, Georgia, including a recent search warrant for election records.

The DOJ is seeking to dismiss Steve Bannon's contempt of Congress conviction related to the January 6 Capitol breach.

An FBI document claims that Donald Trump thanked the Palm Beach Police Department in the mid-2000s for investigating Jeffrey Epstein and warned them about Ghislaine Maxwell's malevolence, though the DOJ has expressed skepticism about the corroboration of this call.

Senators Chuck Grassley and Marsha Blackburn criticized the Biden administration for allegedly overreaching by subpoenaing phone records of Congress members without due constitutional protections.

US Congressman Thomas Massie claims he knows the identities of six additional men who could be incriminated in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

A House Democrat accused the Justice Department of improper redactions in Jeffrey Epstein files that concealed names of abusers while exposing victims.

House Democrat Jamie Raskin has accused the Department of Justice of obscuring the identities of abusers in the Jeffrey Epstein files while revealing the names of his victims.

Senator Bill Hagerty has formally complained to the FCC against Verizon for releasing his phone data to the DOJ, asserting a violation of the Constitution.

Reps. Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna plan to visit the DOJ to review unredacted Epstein files, emphasizing their bipartisan efforts for transparency.

Tara Reade claims the US DOJ deleted an email related to Jeffery Epstein to protect President Biden.

A Toledo man was arrested for threatening to kill Vice President JD Vance and was found with child sexual abuse materials.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis expressed triumph as the Trump-era Department of Justice reportedly closed its investigation into the Hope Florida Foundation, which had drawn criticism from DeSantis's opponents.

The DOJ asserts it does not owe due process to deported Venezuelans and challenges the courts to intervene, amid a significant legal battle that may reach the Supreme Court.

A Minnesota man, Kyle Wagner, who identifies as an Antifa member, was arrested for allegedly making violent threats against ICE agents and encouraging assaults on federal officers via social media.