DOJ reportedly looking to ‘wind down’ the criminal cases against Trump before he’s sworn in
The Justice Department is reportedly trying to “wind down” the federal criminal cases against President-Elect Donald Trump before he returns to the White House. DOJ officials are considering ways to fizzle out the two federal criminal cases that Trump faces — one involving his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results and the other related to improperly storing a trove of classified documents — in order to comply with its long-standing policy not to prosecute sitting presidents,
The special counsel overseeing the federal criminal cases against Donald Trump is preparing to drop the prosecutions of the ...
The FBI thwarted a New York man's plan to travel to Syria to join ISIS and wage jihad on the terrorist organization's behalf, ...
A lawsuit filed by the Justice Department alleging that Lyft misled potential employees with how much money they could make ...
Officials in Florida, Texas and Missouri said in recent days they would not allow DOJ monitors to do what they have been ...
Poll workers and poll watchers are allowed at the polling sites, it’s the federal poll monitors that are being asked by the ...
A judge denied Missouri’s emergency request to prevent the DOJ from monitoring polling places in St. Louis on Election Day.
Republican led-states seeking to block Justice Department election monitors from standing outside polling places aren’t ...
The U.S. Department of Justice will be monitoring some Kentucky polling locations on Election Day. According to a press ...
Lowell and Malden were two of the Massachusetts locations chosen for election site monitoring in 2018. On Thursday, the DOJ ...
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is involved in several civil rights lawsuits and monitoring missions across the country aimed ...
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