Justice Dept News

The Justice Department has initiated an inquiry into the Los Angeles Clippers' dealings with Kawhi Leonard, though it is in its early stages and criminal charge

Keralam's Social Justice Department is set to launch a virtual platform called 'Rhythm Virtual Platform' to promote the artistic talents of differently abled in

The Justice Department has sided with OpenAI in The New York Times copyright lawsuit, arguing in a court filing that OpenAI legally used the newspaper's article

A marketing manager in Queensland is suing the state, alleging that high-ranking Justice Department officials failed to protect her after she reported an execut

The Trump Justice Department is increasingly targeting smaller fraud cases, including against a California food truck operator, while simultaneously dropping ch

A Justice Department report released Thursday found that California ignored the sexual abuse of women in its state prisons, with inmates routinely having their

A U.S. judge has granted the Justice Department's request to dismiss a case against Indian tycoon Gautam Adani, a move initiated by the Trump Justice Department

The Justice Department has charged Dr. Stephen Dubin, a Nevada wound care doctor, in a $95 million skin substitute fraud scheme, alleging he applied unnecessary

The Justice Department is seeking to dismiss a Jan. 6 class action lawsuit, arguing that plaintiffs missed the two-year deadline to sue the federal government u

President Trump's recent interference in the Justice Department has reportedly jeopardized a criminal case, created conditions for sanctions in another, and com

Lawmakers are pushing for a stronger Epstein Files Transparency Act after the justice department's flawed rollout of files under the original legislation. Survi

The Justice Department's case against Minnesota anti-ICE protesters is reportedly plagued by mounting missteps, which lawyers say have harmed the government's c

Senators questioned acting attorney general Todd Blanche and a U.S. attorney regarding subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists who reported on security c

The U.S. Justice Department has reached a settlement agreement with South Bow Corp. concerning a 2022 rupture of the Keystone pipeline. The incident resulted in