President Donald Trump’s Justice Department sues Illinois over sensitive state voter data

Illinois was one of four government bodies sued by the U.S. Justice Department for unredacted copies of voter rolls. Also sued were the states of Wisconsin and Georgia and Washington, D.C.

DOJ vowed to punish those who disrupt Trump’s immigration crackdown. Dozens of cases have crumbled

The Justice Department has embarked on a monthslong effort to prosecute people accused of assaulting federal officers during protests of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.

Appropriators backed a crime-fighting unit. DOJ closed it anyway.

The Trump administration has shuttered a Reagan-era program that coordinated major transnational crime investigations.

Analysis-unprecedented errors are eroding the credibility of Trump's Justice Department

As President Donald Trump's crime crackdown got underway in Washington, D.C., in August, federal agents and police spotted a man named Torez Riley tugging at his backpack inside a Trader Joe's store,

Trump administration sues Wisconsin over denial of voter data

The Trump administration is suing Wisconsin after the state's top election officials voted to reject a request for personal information of voters.

Trump DOJ Handling of Pam Bondi’s Brother’s Cases Raises Eyebrows

Democrats alleged Brad Bondi's clients had been favored by the Justice Department under his sister's leadership.

Live updates: Trump signs executive order to reclassify cannabis; Kennedy Center board votes to change the building's name

Follow live updates as Trump signs a defense policy bill that includes a provision to limit Pete Hegseth's travel budget if he doesn't provide Congress with unedited videos of military boat strikes.

'Egg on their face.' Trump's revenge prosecution failures embarrass DOJ

In trying to prosecute critics of President Donald Trump, the Justice Department has failed dramatically, stunning legal experts and ex-prosecutors.
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