Trump administration extends controversial U.S. Attorney appointments to prevent federal courts from rejecting them after 100 retired judges oppose Nevada pick.
Justice Department investigates George Mason Faculty Senate for resolution supporting president Gregory Washington’s diversity hiring practices.
Third whistleblower contradicts judicial nominee Emil Bove’s testimony about telling Justice Department staff to ignore court orders on deportations.
Maxwell appeals to Supreme Court and Trump for intervention after receiving limited immunity during two days of Justice Department interviews discussing roughly 100 different people.
Defense attorney challenges criminal charges over Trump administration’s illegal workaround to keep Alina Habba as New Jersey U.S. attorney after judges replaced her.
Twenty-one states sue USDA over demand for Social Security numbers and personal data of food stamp recipients amid Trump immigration enforcement push.
Kennedy announces plan to overhaul Vaccine Injury Compensation Program he calls corrupt despite past financial stake in vaccine injury lawsuits.
Second whistleblower claims Emil Bove, now nominated for lifetime judgeship, advised Justice Department attorneys to ignore court orders during March deportations.
Justice Department inspects swing state voter rolls ahead of 2026 elections following Trump order as experts see preparation for overturning unfavorable results.
Deputy AG Todd Blanche, Trump’s former defense attorney, grants Maxwell immunity to discuss 100 people in Epstein case while Trump suggests pardons may follow.
