The Latest Breaking News from DOJ

In the sea of antitrust accusations against Apple, the big tech titan has won one, as a judge dismissed a consumer lawsuit alleging the company was blocking payment apps from facilitating crypto payments.

Apple's spending so little on its R&D ventures because it has no competition, the DOJ has claimed in its antitrust lawsuit against the company.

An Ohio man was sentenced Monday for threatening to kill the governor when she was Arizona's secretary of state.

Comer said in a fundraising appeal he wants to help a Trump DOJ "prosecute the Biden Crime Family."

A recent study shows that Google Maps is the top pick for navigation apps, even on iPhones. It's evidence against the DOJ's case for iPhones being anti-competitive.

If you fail to see a problem with Apple's actions, you may not be an overzealous government lawyer.

In a new antitrust case against Apple, the DOJ claims that the iPhone maker runs a monopoly through its products and services leaving its rivals at a competitive disadvantage. It also indicates that Microsoft heavily contributed to the iPod's success, ultimately saving Apple from bankruptcy.

Apple won't put iMessage on Android, but we could see more compromises to satisfy latest lawsuit.

Is Apple unfairly keeping consumers locked into the iPhone and its services? Or is it protecting its users and its business?