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Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald accused council members of "ignorance" and "impotent theatrics" for asking governors to withdraw troops from the capital.

The president shared photos from a freelance photographer Saturday, claiming they show deliberate cuts to the pool's coating days after his own U.S. attorney dropped the felony charge.

The Alaska Republican's opposition over a proposed Jan. 6 compensation fund leaves Trump's attorney general pick without a clear path to 51 votes.

The Justice Department dismissed charges against David Hearn, drawing criticism from Jeanine Pirro and a defense from Doug Burgum.

Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis dropped their opposition to Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination after he committed in writing to kill a controversial $1.8 billion fund.

International fraud networks used AI and fake dating profiles to fleece more than 1,000 victims and siphon taxpayer funds from a federal wildlife agency.

The Justice Department initiated proceedings against 12 U.S. citizens to revoke their nationality, using a rarely deployed legal authority in cases tied to national security concerns

A federal judge's order to unseal a handwritten message from Jeffrey Epstein's cell intensifies scrutiny on individuals connected to the deceased financier

The Justice Department's intervention in Minnesota's climate change lawsuit signals a potential federal policy shift impacting energy markets, inflation expectations, and fixed-income duration risk.

The Justice Department's probe into the U.S. sports-media marketplace signals a new era of regulatory scrutiny for major broadcasters and content owners, threatening to reshape content distribution.