Biden Directs DOJ to Reinstate ‘Slush Fund’ Settlement Payments to Special Interest Groups
The president's request to revive this practice is part of an executive order.
Department of Justice
Feds Indict First Two Capitol Riot Defendants
Both defendants were arrested last week.
Feds Pursuing over 150 Suspects from Capitol Riot
Investigators are looking into whether demonstrators were radicalized by domestic or foreign terrorist groups.
Biden to Tap Merrick Garland for Attorney General
Biden chose Garland to head the Justice Department over several other candidates who were considered for the Cabinet position.
Ten States Accuse Google of Colluding with Facebook to Rig Digital Ad Market
The new antitrust suit comes amid heightened scrutiny of the big tech companies Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon.
Well Done, Mr. Attorney General
Bill Barr was the ideal attorney general for this toxic environment.
Hunter Biden Investigation: Overt and Primed for a Special Counsel
The Justice Department faces unique challenges in conducting an investigation of the incoming president’s son.
Conflicting Reports Emerge on the Scope of the Hunter Biden Investigation
Hunter Biden confirmed that he is the subject of an investigation into his ‘tax affairs’ — but there may be more to it.
Feds, States Sue to Break Up Facebook
The lawsuits come after the Justice Department filed an antitrust suit against search engine Google in October.
Judge Dismisses Flynn Case as Moot after Trump Pardon
Judge Emmet Sullivan of the D.C. District Court cautioned that dropping the case does not mean that the former national-security adviser is guiltless.