In an attempt to avoid being held in contempt, Trump’s Justice Department committed even more obstruction of justice.

The administration is trying to equate violent white supremacists, a real and growing threat, with the made-up category of ‘black identity extremists.’

The Trump administration is insisting that the courts rip health insurance away from 20 million Americans.

The Trump DOJ went ahead and adopted the view of Trump’s personal legal team.

The cover-up continues.

The DOJ is defending Trump’s right to block people, even as they agree that he uses Twitter to make official government proclamations.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal shut down Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker after he lied about Trump’s family separation policy.

Trump’s acting attorney general sure doesn’t seem to want to tell Congress the whole truth.

As the DOJ’s Russia probe ramped up in 2018, Trump’s authoritarian impulses reached alarming new levels — and the GOP was there to help every step of the way.

A federal judge permanently enjoined the federal government from enforcing policies that essentially barred domestic and gang violence victims from seeking asylum.

Former DOJ attorney Gianfranco De Girolamo says Trump’s attacks on immigration judges undermines the work of the Justice Department.

Former White House counsel John Dean said even Richard Nixon would tell Trump ‘he’s going too far’ by trying to weaponize the DOJ against his political rivals.

Trump has installed his crony and apologist Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general — but Maryland is challenging the legality of Whitaker’s appointment in federal court.

Trump is making a federal case — literally — about a less-than-flattering anonymous editorial.

Trump is in ‘the worst mood of his presidency,’ and reportedly spent Labor Day weekend calling friends to rant about Christopher Wray, the man he personally chose to lead the FBI.

It’s now part of the official government record that Trump is a liar.

Former CIA Director Michael Hayden says Friday’s indictments lay the groundwork to bring charges against a ‘widening circle’ of co-conspirators.

The Trump administration is asking the courts for more time to return the children it stole from parents at the border, highlighting the cruelty underlying their anti-family policy.

Trump says his cruel border crackdown is needed to stop drug cartels and gangs — but federal prosecutors say his approach is diverting resources they need to combat drug smuggling.

A career DOJ official is resigning after the Trump administration announced it would no longer defend the Affordable Care Act’s protections for Americans with pre-existing conditions.

Devin Nunes is about to find out the hard way that his calls to investigate the investigators are not a one-way street.

The Trump DOJ just put an estimated 52 million Americans with pre-existing conditions at risk of losing health insurance coverage.

Former federal prosecutor John Flannery says ‘it may be criminal’ that the White House sent Trump’s personal lawyer to a classified briefing on the Russia investigation Thursday.

In what appears to be an incredible abuse of power, Trump’s personal lawyer Emmet Flood reportedly attended Thursday’s classified briefing, where the DOJ presented evidence from its investigation into Trump.

No one can come up a legitimate reason for why Devin Nunes and Trey Gowdy are receiving a private briefing on classified documents related to the Russia investigation two hours before they’re scheduled to attend a second briefing with Democrats.

Senior FBI and intelligence officials are warning that Devin Nunes’ demand for documents related to the Russia probe endangers the lives of confidential sources.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is not backing down in the face of attacks from Trump’s congressional allies.

The Trump administration’s hostility toward the free press gets worse and worse.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions refused to say whether he’d resign — or do anything at all — if Trump fires special counsel Robert Mueller or Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

Less than 24 hours after Trump called the Russia probe a ‘hoax,’ his own DOJ made clear just how real it is.