United States Department of Justice

U.S. seeks to block bankruptcy plan that would free Sacklers from opioid claims

Justice Dept. asks judge to block Texas from enforcing restrictive abortion law

U.S. Justice Department will ‘protect’ abortion seekers in Texas

Federal agents with U.S. Justice Department to start wearing body cameras

Trump told Justice Department officials to declare 2020 election ‘corrupt’

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland halts federal executions, orders review of protocols

U.S. Justice Department to sue Georgia over state voting law

U.S. Justice Department pushes for Boston Marathon bomber death sentence

Justice official resigning amid uproar over Democrats’ subpoenas

Congress to probe ‘rogue’ actions of Trump’s Justice Department, Pelosi says

U.S. has recovered ransom payment made after Colonial Pipeline hack

U.S. obtained gag order on Times executives in secret fight over e-mail logs

Postmaster general investigated over possible campaign finance violations

Ex-Chadian diplomats to Canada face U.S. bribery charges

U.S. Justice Department launches investigation into Louisville policing practices

Former Quebec judge convicted in 2012 of killing wife to be freed from prison ahead of new murder trial

Matt Gaetz associate Joel Greenberg working toward plea deal with prosecutors

Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz investigated over sexual relationship

Changes to Canada’s Divorce Act, meant to end winners-losers mentality of family law, to take effect

U.S. charges three North Korean computer programmers in connection with global hacks

U.S. Justice Department drops its discrimination lawsuit against Yale University

For cyberthreats and competition battles, Microsoft president calls for more collaboration

Watchdog to investigate if Justice Department officials tried to overturn 2020 presidential election

U.S. Justice Department watchdog investigating response to Capitol riot

U.S. Justice Department probing potential bribery, lobbying scheme for pardon

U.S. seizes Iranian missiles, slaps Iran-related sanctions on 11 entities

U.S. can’t replace Trump as the defendant in rape accuser’s defamation lawsuit, judge rules

Six Russian military officers charged in vast hacking campaign

‘We need to take away children,’ no matter how young, U.S. Justice Deptartment officials said

Wildlife officers answering dangerous police calls deserve more money, union says

Justice Department asks judge to allow U.S. to bar WeChat from U.S. app stores