The Latest Breaking News from Justice Department

Biden admin pushes immunity for MBS

Biden's "unnecessary, elective action" came after he vowed to hold Saudi crown prince accountable

Salon · Nov 18, 2022

Biden is taking student loan forgiveness to the Supreme Court

"More than anything, I wish I could have a good answer one way or another so I can start coming with a plan."

Fortune · Nov 18, 2022

GOPer funneled Russian cash to Trump

Jesse Benton, who is married to Paul's niece, was pardoned by Trump in a different campaign finance scheme

Salon · Nov 18, 2022

January 6 subcommittee to examine criminal referrals it might make to DoJ

Four-member panel focused on whether they have uncovered sufficient evidence that Trump violated civil and criminal statutes

The Guardian - US · Nov 17, 2022

FBI director 'very concerned' by Chinese 'police stations' in U.S

The United States is deeply concerned about the Chinese government setting up unauthorized 'police stations' in U.S. cities to possibly pursue influence operations, FBI Director Christopher Wray told lawmakers on Thursday.

Reuters · Nov 17, 2022

Trump Says Taking Presidential Records to Mar-a-Lago Automatically Made Them His Property

According to the former president's lawyers, his decision to retain the documents made them "personal."

Reason · Nov 17, 2022

Jan 6, Mar-a-Lago and a golf course: The investigations Donald Trump is facing

The former president, his business and allies are under scrutiny for tax fraud allegations, real estate practices and a plot to steal the 2020 election

The Independent UK · Nov 17, 2022

Commentary: Trump's candidacy complicates a potential criminal case against him, but it can't protect him

The consensus in the wake of Donald Trump's announcement that he is running for president in 2024 is that he is hoping to avert, or at least gum up, a decision to file criminal charges against him by the Department of Justice and the Fulton County district attorney in Georgia.

Los Angeles Times · Nov 17, 2022

Trump’s presidential run faces legal challenges over his role in Jan. 6 ‘insurrection’

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump faces an unprecedented effort to disqualify him from being on the ballot again over his role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, raising the specter of legal chaos in the 2024 election long before voters go to the polls.

Tribune News Service · Nov 17, 2022

Dems: "Break up Ticketmaster" over Swift

"How can Ticketmaster get away with it? Because they are the bullies of the music industry playground"

Salon · Nov 17, 2022