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May 4

DOJ opens probe after left-wing DA requires prosecutors to consider race in plea deals

The Justice Department launched a civil rights probe into Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty for ordering prosecutors to consider race in plea deals.

May 4

Former State Department analyst pleads guilty to embezzling more than $650K

A former State Department budget analyst has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $650,000 from the agency over a two-year period, prosecutors said.

May 3

Illegal immigrants accused of pocketing thousands by smuggling hundreds of aliens each week from Canada to US

Four illegal immigrants were arrested and accused of making thousands of dollars smuggling hundreds of aliens each week from Canada into the U.S.

May 2

Luigi Mangione argues double jeopardy in bid to drop murder case, suppress evidence

Brian Thompson's suspected killer, Luigi Mangione, wants charges of terrorism dropped, and certain evidence suppressed, as he faces the death penalty stemming from Thompson's murder.

May 1

DOJ sues four blue states over 'unconstitutional' climate laws threatening US energy security

The DOJ is suing Hawaii, Michigan, New York and Vermont for pushing climate laws it says are unconstitutional and dangerous to America’s energy independence.

May 1

Trump Title IX team probing education chief who called it 'inaccurate' to say there are only boys and girls

President Donald Trump's newly formed Title IX investigative team is launching an investigation into the Washington state superintendent of public instruction.

May 1

DOGE says it's referred dozens of potential voter fraud cases to DOJ

A person associated with the DOGE effort indicated that DOGE has referred 57 cases of potential voter fraud to the U.S. Justice Department.

April 30

Republican lawmakers seek to strip District of Columbia of its sanctuary city policies

FIRST ON FOX: The District of Columbia Federal Immigration Compliance Act would eliminate sanctuary city laws in Washington, D.C.

April 30

Bondi touts Trump DOJ wins, lives saved through fentanyl seizures

Attorney General Pam Bondi highlights the key accomplishments of the Department of Justice during the first 100 days of the Trump administration.

April 29

Anti-Israel ringleader Mahmoud Khalil's free speech lawsuit against US government must be heard: judge

A New Jersey judge ruled that anti-Israel ringleader, Mahmoud Khalil's lawsuit against the U.S. government must be heard.