Fox News repeated falsehoods from a House Republican attack against the attorney general.

‘The Justice Department is sparing no resource to identify and bring to justice anyone, anywhere who targets the United States with a ransomware attack,’ said Attorney General Merrick Garland.

Do veterans and active-duty military deserve leniency because they served their country or tougher punishment because they swore an oath to defend it?

Lambda Legal sees victory in its fight for widowed LGBTQ people to receive Social Security survivors benefits they’re entitled to.

Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE) has been charged with concealing information and making false statements to the FBI.

There is no indication the DOJ is heeding the calls of some members of the congregations to drop its quest for a death penalty and accept a guilty plea accompanied by a life sentence.

Just nine Republicans joined every Democrat in voting to punish the ex-Trump aide.

But the process for sending him to jail isn’t so simple.

The pressure campaign by Trump and his allies included a draft brief the White House wanted the Justice Department to file with the Supreme Court to overturn the election results.

The gang at Fox News would rather the Justice Department focus on last year’s protests than the current attacks on school board officials as they try to enforce COVID rules.

The head of the FBI has said the Jan. 6 insurrection was an act of domestic terrorism.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy claims the Biden administration is trying to ‘intimidate’ and ‘silence parents.’

The Department of Justice is calling in the FBI to deal with a spate of violence and threats against school officials as Republicans rail against mask mandates and critical race theory.

‘Texas enacted S.B. 8 in open defiance of the Constitution,’ the Department of Justice wrote in its complaint.

The head of the Bureau of Prisons is a Trump holdover who has been in charge as the coronavirus raged behind bars, infecting more than 43,000 federal inmates.

The Department of Justice said it will ‘vigorously prosecute’ the growing number of Americans who are making violent threats against civil servants.

‘Where we believe the rights of civil rights of Americans have been violated we will not hesitate to act,’ said Attorney General Merrick Garland.

Immigration judges abide by instructions set by the attorney general, and their courts are within the Justice Department.

‘I think it’s fair to say and fairly objective to say we don’t want taxpayer money to fund illegality,’ said tax law professor Samuel Brunson.

A report from the House Committee on Oversight and Reform found Trump asked the Department of Justice to file a lawsuit to overturn his loss to President Joe Biden.

Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz said he would examine whether data subpoenaed from Apple ‘were based upon improper considerations.’

Former White House counsel Don McGahn is the latest person to find out the Trump administration subpoenaed his communications record in a politically motivated leak probe.

‘I believe the Inspector General should investigate this and other cases that suggest the weaponization of law enforcement by a corrupt president,’ said Rep. Adam Schiff.

‘The extortionists will never see this money,’ said the acting U.S. attorney for the Northern District of California.

‘No community should live in fear because of who they are, where they are from, or what they believe, and it is our goal to make that a reality,’ Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke said in a statement.

President Joe Biden called the Justice Department practice of obtaining reporters’ records ‘simply, simply wrong.’

If history is any indication, a slam-dunk sentence for Derek Chauvin is not guaranteed.

The pandemic ‘has further exposed and exacerbated inequities in our justice system’ as legal services were curtailed, President Joe Biden wrote.

Attorney General Merrick Garland suggested federal grants could be issued to local and state police departments to help them vet potential officers.

Former acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller will tell Congress he was ‘committed to avoiding repeating’ a Kent State-type military shooting of civilians.