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The Department of Justice is charging an American citizen with obstruction of justice for using a duress feature to wipe his phone during a border search.
The Trump administration is increasing legal efforts to strip U.S. citizenship, sparking national attention through a series of new denaturalization cases.
The Trump administration has reversed a long-standing prohibition, permitting federal employees to download TikTok onto government-issued devices.
A coalition of 12 states has launched a legal challenge to halt the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery.
Federal prosecutors are moving to dismiss charges against Matthew Goettsche, the founder of the BitClub Network accused in a $722 million crypto fraud scheme.
Republican lawmakers escalate pressure on WNBA over Caitlin Clark’s safety amid threats of legal action
Federal indictments charge former NBA players Malik Beasley and Ed Davis alongside others in an alleged sports bribery and illegal gambling scheme.
President Trump has directed the DOJ to investigate oil companies over alleged price gouging, prompting a response from Chevron’s CFO.
Trump directs DOJ to investigate gasoline price gouging amid oil price drop, aligning with Biden’s rhetoric
Federal charges have been filed against four men in the Kansas City area for their alleged involvement in separate plots to target government facilities.
DOJ reverses course after subpoenas targeting journalists in leak probe spark legal and ethical uproar