The Latest Breaking News from Department of Justice

Hong Kong’s leader asks Beijing for help in his bid to block foreign lawyers from working on national security cases.

Former associate White House counsel says Garland, DOJ are going "by the book" and have a "rock solid" case

Mark McGowan describes last week’s meeting about youth justice as positive, while Aboriginal leader Daniel Morrison called it a failure and a media stunt

Belfast council wanted half a million from the Department of Justice

Several politicians voice concerns about dominance of ticket sales company after botched release for singer’s tour

Ex-vice-president considering the request, according to sources, but said last week he would not testify to the January 6 panel

Taylor Swift calls Ticketmaster’s handling of sales for her concerts ‘excruciating’ but what caused so many fans to be left without tickets, asks Liam O’Dell

ORLANDO, Fla. — In urging a judge for a light prison sentence for Joel Greenberg, his attorney Fritz Scheller blasted the U.S. Department of Justice for not criminally charging other individuals, despite the evidence and collaboration provided to prosecutors by the disgraced Seminole County tax collector.

A prominent Indigenous leader details their young relative's violent experience at Banksia Hill Detention Centre, as a leading human rights advocate calls for a national plan to overhaul Australia's youth justice system.

A historically Black university in North Carolina says it has filed a complaint with the Department of Justice seeking a review of a search of a bus carrying students during a traffic stop in South Carolina last month

Board of Election Commissioners says it’s working on making more sites accessible and letting voters know which ones are not before February’s municipal election.