As DOJ went after protesters for felony assault, juries and judges were unconvinced102 protesters arrested on felony charges for assaulting federal authorities41% of cases were dismissed, and 34% were reduced to misdemeanorsBy ap · 12 September 2026
Trump administration opens investigation into Harvard’s financial aid for international studentsBy AP · 21 July 2026
UpdatevideoHuge cache of Epstein documents includes emails financier exchanged with wealthy and powerfulBy AP · 31 January 2026
Justice Department sees no basis for civil rights probe in Minnesota ICE shooting, official saysBy AP · 14 January 2026
Man accused of killing Ukrainian refugee on North Carolina train charged with federal crimeBy AP · 9 September 2025
Epstein died by suicide, did not have ‘client list’: FBI and Justice Department sayBy AFP · 7 July 2025
US Justice Department reaches deal to allow Boeing to avoid prosecution over 737 Max crashesBy AP · 26 May 2025
Justice Department can cut funding for legal guidance for people facing deportation, US judge saysBy AP · 16 April 2025
Judge who blocked release of Trump report was ‘plainly’ wrong, special counsel tells appeals courtBy AP · 12 January 2025
Some Republican-led states refuse to let Justice Department monitors into polling placesBy AP · 5 November 2024
Iranian operatives charged in the US with hacking Donald Trump’s presidential campaignBy AP · 27 September 2024