Chicago US Attorney Boutros admits he personally addressed a grand jury before it indicted immigration protesters on a third attempt.
DHS Secretary Mullin restores ICE officer training to 584 hours, reversing a cut made during last year’s hiring surge.
Trump tells the Supreme Court he will appeal the $83 million award to writer E. Jean Carroll for defaming her after she said he sexually assaulted her in 1996.
The Pentagon hires Elias Irizarry, who pleaded guilty to storming the Capitol on January 6, into a sensitive office running counterterrorism and hostage rescue missions.
Acting Attorney General Blanche says the administration is permanently killing its $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund but keeping the order that shields Trump’s family from tax audits.
Justice Department says it will comply with a court order freezing Trump’s $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, as reports say the administration is backing away from it.
Former Vice President Pence urges Trump to scrap the $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, calling it deeply offensive that it could pay January 6 rioters.
Justice Department moves to remove Judge Eleanor Ross from its case to force Georgia to hand over its private voter list, citing her affair and a Fani Willis campaign event.
Newly hired prosecutor who brought the indictment against former FBI Director Comey over a seashell photo steps off the case months before trial.
Federal judge freezes Trump’s $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund a week after targeted individuals and groups sued, calling it a payout scheme for political allies.
Former Attorney General Bondi tells House investigators she delegated the Epstein files review to acting Attorney General Blanche, as survivors demand sworn testimony.
Justice Department sues Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington for refusing to issue undercover license plates to ICE agents.
Chicago U.S. attorney denies investigating E. Jean Carroll, who won $88 million from Trump, saying the inquiry targets the donor who funded her suit.
Newsom and New York lawmakers threaten 100% taxes to claw back Trump anti-weaponization fund payouts as Senate Democrats push a national version.
Justice Department refers Trump accuser E. Jean Carroll for criminal prosecution in Chicago over her funding testimony.
Thirty-five former judges ask court to reopen Trump’s IRS case and investigate his settlement as fraud on the court.
Justice Department orders Miami prosecutors to drop scrutiny of Venezuela’s acting president as the U.S. opens her country’s oil to American investors.
DOJ sues UC over UCLA antisemitism response in third federal action targeting the university this year after February employee suit and January admissions complaint.
Biden sues DOJ to block June 15 release of ghostwriter audio after Trump administration reversed Biden DOJ’s decision to withhold the recordings.
Supreme Court reverses ruling that would have let immigration judges challenge DOJ rules requiring permission for public speeches on immigration.
SPLC moves to dismiss DOJ fraud indictment as vindictive prosecution after Trump, Patel, and Blanche attacked civil rights group’s Klan-informant program.
Trump posts AI image of Obama, Comey, and six other political opponents in prison jumpsuits days after DOJ’s second Comey indictment.
Justice Department deletes press releases documenting Jan. 6 prosecutions from its website, calling the official record of insurrection charges ‘partisan propaganda.’
San Francisco becomes first major U.S. city without a primary immigration court after Trump purges 19 of 21 judges in one of the nation’s most asylum-friendly jurisdictions.
Federal judge dismisses human smuggling indictment against wrongly deported Maryland man Kilmar Abrego Garcia as “vindictive and selective,” citing DOJ retaliation for his successful return.
DOJ charges 15 defendants in $90 million Minnesota Medicaid fraud sweep targeting autism, housing, and childcare programs as CMS withholds $350 million.
Treasury lifts sanctions on UN Palestinian rights rapporteur Francesca Albanese a week after federal judge ruled they violated her First Amendment rights.
Maine and Wisconsin judges become seventh and eighth to reject DOJ voter roll demands, Trump-appointed judge says interpretation takes a sledgehammer to congressional balance.
Trump-appointed U.S. attorney drops Chicago immigration protest case with prejudice after judge scrutinizes prosecutor meeting with grand juror outside proceedings.
Senate Republicans punt $72 billion ICE funding past Trump’s June 1 deadline after McConnell rejects $1.8 billion DOJ slush fund.
DOJ charges former federal prosecutor with stealing sealed portion of Jack Smith’s classified documents report, disguising files as cake recipes.
Federal judge orders White House staff to comply with 1978 Presidential Records Act, rejecting DOJ memo declaring the post-Watergate law unconstitutional.
Two Jan. 6 officers sue Trump administration to block $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, citing 14th Amendment ban on paying insurrection debts.
DOJ indicts 94-year-old former Cuban president Raúl Castro for 1996 shootdown of Brothers to the Rescue planes that killed four.
Trump’s former HHS spokesman Caputo, named in Mueller report for brokering Russian-Stone meeting, files first $2.7 million Anti-Weaponization Fund claim.
Commodity Futures Trading Commission probes $800 million in suspicious oil futures trades placed minutes before Trump’s March 23 social media post postponing Iran strikes.
ICE arrests Honduran national at 26 Federal Plaza Tuesday, less than 24 hours after federal judge banned civil immigration arrests at New York City courts.
DOJ sues Connecticut over law banning ICE masks and requiring agent ID, after Ninth Circuit struck down similar California rule on Supremacy Clause.
$1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund addendum, signed by Trump’s former defense lawyer Blanche, permanently shields already-filed Trump family tax returns from IRS audits.
FBI seeks $36 million contract for nationwide license plate reader access across all 50 states and territories, no warrant required for queries.
Texas AG Paxton opens investigation into Southern Poverty Law Center after April DOJ fraud charges over alleged $3 million paid to KKK-tied individuals.
DOJ creates $1.776 billion fund to pay anyone “weaponized” by past administrations as Trump drops his $10 billion IRS suit.
Massachusetts Gov. Healey refuses DOJ demand to issue ICE agents confidential license plates that would mask their identities during enforcement.
Federal judge in Rhode Island quashes DOJ subpoena demanding identities and complete medical records of every minor treated for gender dysphoria at Rhode Island Hospital since 2020.
Justice Department finds Yale School of Medicine intentionally discriminated by race in admissions and used “racial proxies” to evade Supreme Court’s affirmative action ban.
CIA Director Ratcliffe meets Cuban intelligence in Havana as DOJ signals imminent indictment of 94-year-old Raúl Castro over 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown.
Justice Department sues D.C. disciplinary officials to halt disbarment of Jeffrey Clark, a Trump-pardoned lawyer who tried to weaponize DOJ to overturn 2020 election results.
Senate confirms Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair 54-45 with Democratic Sen. John Fetterman crossing over, two days before Chair Jerome Powell’s term ends.
Justice Department, now run by Trump’s former personal lawyer, weighs settling his $10 billion IRS lawsuit, with option of dropping audits.
