The Latest Breaking News from the Department of Justice

There are a number of moving parts to the cattle markets these days.

James Comey's indictment is dismissed after a judge rules the prosecutor was unlawfully appointed, voiding the case and raising wider questions over federal oversight.

The former athlete is an extremely violent criminal believed to be responsible for the murder of numerous people abroad, including U.S. citizens, the FBI says

An undercover video, released by Project Veritas, appears to show an acting DOJ deputy chief saying the department would redact Republican names from Jeffrey Epstein files. The DOJ denies the claim and Congress intensifies demands for unredacted records.

Trump continued to call the Epstein files a Democrat ‘hoax’ when announcing that he signed the bill to release the Justice Department documents

There probably is no “client list,” but the files could help answer some pressing questions—and open the door to more revelations.

Clay Higgins was the only lawmaker to vote against releasing the Epstein files. Here are key facts about his decision, his background and what the bill aims to reveal.

The House of Representatives voted 427–1 this week to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act, a sweeping bipartisan effort to force the Department of Justice to release all unclassified files related to Jeffrey Epstein. The lone vote against the bill came from Rep. Clay Higgins (R–LA), a decision that immediately…

Measure compels the government to make all files on the convicted sex trafficker public, but still needs Senate passage, as questions mount over whether DOJ will comply after new probe ordered by Trump last week