Justice Department - Page 70

August 29

Former DOJ worker who hurled sandwich at federal officer charged with misdemeanor

A fired Justice Department worker accused of throwing a sandwich at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent now faces a misdemeanor charge.

August 29

House investigators nix Mueller testimony in Epstein probe over health concerns

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller was set to appear before the House Oversight Committee, but the panel intends to withdraw its subpoena over "health issues that preclude him from being able to testify."

August 29

DOJ permits attorneys without immigration case experience to be temporary judges amid major backlog

New DOJ rule allows attorneys without immigration experience to serve as temporary immigration judges amid massive case backlog and judge shortages.

August 29

Self-proclaimed 'apostle' who claims to be Jesus' best friend arrested in forced labor scheme

David Taylor and Michelle Brannon face forced labor charges after allegedly exploiting workers at religious call centers while living luxurious lifestyles from donations.

August 29

Justice Department launches probe of California EPA over alleged diversity-based hiring practices

The U.S. Justice Department has launched an investigation into the California Environmental Protection Agency over accusations of racial equity-based hiring practices.

August 27

Retired FBI agent analyzes potential motives of Minneapolis mass shooter: 'There are people who become grievance collectors'

Retired FBI supervisory special agent James Gagliano calls out 'grievances' the suspected shooter of the Minneapolis church appears to have had on 'The Will Cain Show.'

August 27

Jack Smith's lawyers blast Hatch Act probe as ‘imaginary and unfounded’

Jack Smith's attorneys push back against a Hatch Act investigation by the Office of Special Counsel, launched after Sen. Tom Cotton alleged election interference.

August 27

Trump’s cartel crackdown gains ‘powerful political leverage’ with El Mayo guilty plea

Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, Sinaloa cartel co-founder, pleads guilty to drug trafficking charges and must forfeit $15 billion as Trump administration intensifies cartel crackdown.

August 26

Bolton may be in hot water as FBI investigation expands beyond controversial book

The FBI’s search of John Bolton’s home and office has sparked widespread speculation about whether the former national security adviser could face criminal charges.

August 26

Trump's DC crime crackdown busts another alleged Tren de Aragua gang member: 'Make DC Safe Again'

Another alleged Tren de Aragua gang member arrested in Washington, D.C., as federal law enforcement reports over 1094 total arrests and 115 illegal guns seized.