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Congressman says he mistakenly thought alarm, which prompted Capitol office building to be evacuated, would open a door

An indictment accuses Sen. Bob Menendez of receiving bribes and using his position from 2018 to 2022 to benefit the Egyptian government.

Florida Governor pledges to use Justice Department powers against left-wing, Soros-funded prosecutors.

Ledura Watkins was 19 years old when he was accused of murdering a public school teacher. At trial, a forensic expert testified that a single hair found at the scene was similar to Watkins’ and stated his conclusion was based on “reasonable scientific certainty.” He explained that he’d conducted thousands…

The case could also impact how new technologies like AI are marketed to consumers, experts said.

A government shutdown could disrupt litigation in the country, though not the federal criminal cases against former President Donald Trump.

The Department of Justice undervalues consumer preference in its latest antitrust efforts.

U.S. Attorney General Garland faces criticism for emotional testimony on DOJ oversight

The worst of the antitrust alarmism keeps proving untrue, as tech companies believed by some to be monopolies instead lose market share.

Crime victimization rates are higher in urban than rural areas, but despite a rise in urban violent crime victimizations reported in 2021, rates have been falling for decades.

Veteran New Jersey Democrat faces his second criminal indictment since becoming a senator