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A Justice Department lawyer has told a New York jury that the United States are counting on them to end the monopoly

More habeas corpus petitions were filed over the last year than in the past three administrations combined because of the administration's mass detention policy.

US watchdogs are reviewing claims that FBI aircraft use under Kash Patel may have affected response timing after the Brown University shooting. Here is what GAO and DOJ OIG are likely to examine.

ATF nominee pledges to target violent crime and focus on repeat violent offenders, serial shooters and gang members.

Key Epstein files linked to Donald Trump are missing, prompting a House investigation and scrutiny of DOJ handling and Kash Patel's role.

NPR's investigation uncovers DOJ's withheld Epstein files involving serious allegations against Donald Trump, sparking a House Oversight investigation.

The judge said he will independently review the contents of the reporter’s phone

Justice Department files concerning Jeffrey Epstein, including allegations of sexual abuse against President Trump by a minor, were reportedly withheld from public release. NPR's investigation found dozens of pages missing from the database, despite legal mandates for transparency. Some documents were briefly removed and then restored, while others remain hidden.

Judges in multiple states have described cases in which detainees were separated from infants or held in conditions that raised medical concerns