Man freed by First Step Act faces life in prison for nonviolent drug offense after SCOTUS ruling The First Step Act represented the most expansive overhaul of federal sentencing guidelines in decades The Independent UK · 20h ago
'An Outrageous Abuse of Power': Ilhan Omar Condemns Federal Search of Her Home Ilhan Omar has condemned a federal search of her Washington home, while the Justice Department says the operation forms part of an ongoing criminal investigation whose details remain undisclosed. International Business Times UK · 22h ago
Trump officials cut down 430 trees in East Potomac Park over the weekend. Then the judge looks at their lawyers: ‘I am beyond disappointed’ She added that she was "furious" over what happened. We Got This Covered · Oct 12
Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home raided by Trump’s Department of Justice as deportation threats against her increase Can the Trump administration really deport Ilhan Omar? We Got This Covered · Oct 12
US agents raid lawmaker Ilhan Omar's home as part of immigration fraud probe Federal agents raided the Washington-area home of Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar early Monday as part of an ongoing federal investigation into her immigration paperwork. The Times of India · Oct 12
Trump Critic Ilhan Omar's Home Raided by ICE Investigators Amid Reported Immigration Fraud Probe Federal immigration investigators searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home under a judicially authorised warrant, reportedly examining immigration paperwork linked to her late father. International Business Times UK · Oct 12
Targeting Trump: how Democrats plan to investigate the president if they win Congress Control of Congress after the 2026 midterm elections would give Democrats power to subpoena documents and testimony The Guardian - US · Oct 9
Last Shot: Western Union Fraud Victims Have Until Dec. 31 to Claim Federal Money Federal Western Union fraud victims have until Dec. 31, 2026 to file for compensation at westernunionremissionphase3.com — the third and final phase. Latin Times · Oct 8
Your Parent Gives a Caregiver Access to the Bank Account — What Should the Family Watch For? A parent who needs help buying groceries, paying bills, or getting to appointments may eventually decide that giving a caregiver access to a bank account... Saving Advice · Oct 7
Behind the Byline — Camp Lejeune settlements and the dilemma facing many victims Closure is still a ways off for most of those harmed by Camp Lejeune’s water, such as Lori Freshwater, who struggled with the decision to accept a settlement from the Department of Justice as compensation for her mother’s death. CQ Roll Call Deputy Editor Mike Magner talks about Freshwater’s story… Roll Call · Oct 7
What Did Police Seize From Andrew's Royal Lodge? Former Prince Challenges Search Warrants in Court Reports described officers removing documents and digital material following Andrew's arrest, but his new judicial review could raise questions about what police are allowed to keep. International Business Times UK · Oct 6
Jack Smith defends his Trump investigations in a Senate hearing. Then he attends a Maryland concert and people notice what is on his shirt: ‘No Kings’ He got a shoutout from Dave Grohl, as well. We Got This Covered · Oct 5
Trump Administration Plan to Review Nixon Investigation Is Dangerous, Watergate Prosecutor Warns Former Watergate prosecutor Nick Akerman has criticised a reported Justice Department investigation review, stating that revisiting disputed claims could undermine confidence in the rule of law. International Business Times UK · Oct 4
Department of Justice reviews if Watergate prosecutors committed misconduct – what we know IN FULL The Independent UK · Oct 2
The Independent UK · Sep 30 DOJ looks to censure judges who spoke to the NYT about Minnesota ICE crackdown One judge at the center of the report, Patrick Schiltz, accused the government in January of ignoring roughly 100 court orders
The Times of India · Sep 30 2 Indians charged in US for smuggling fake Ozempic from China Two Indian nationals have been charged in the United States for allegedly smuggling counterfeit Ozempic, a weight-loss drug, from China and selling the products to distributors in the country, the Department of Justice said Tuesday.
The Guardian - US · Sep 27 How the Trump administration is trying to defend its firing of Maurene Comey Star federal prosecutor is fighting her no-cause firing, as DoJ dances around Trump’s loathing of her father, James Comey
The Economic Times · Sep 25 US government seeks to join Elon Musk in challenge against EU's fine on X The US government has formally requested to join Elon Musk's effort to annul a significant EU fine. The fine of €120 million was imposed by European tech regulators for breaching online content regulations. This action followed a two-year investigation under the Digital Services Act initiated by the EU. The US…
The Times of India · Sep 24 19-year-old cybersecurity researcher Nisarga Adhikary, who flagged flaws in CBSE portal, named in US DOJ Hall of Fame Nisarga Adhikary, a 19-year-old cybersecurity researcher who identified security vulnerabilities in the CBSE's On-Screen Marking portal, has been recognised by the US Department of Justice for responsibly reporting flaws in government systems.
International Business Times UK · Sep 23 DOJ Warns Fake Google and Bing Bank Ads Helped Scammers Steal $14.6 Million From US Victims The US Department of Justice says fraudulent Google and Bing advertisements directed bank customers to phishing pages, contributing to approximately $14.6 million in identified losses.
International Business Times UK · Sep 23 Nearly 200,000 Immigrant Children Reportedly Receive Official Removal Orders During Trump Administration Push An analysis of Department of Justice data says nearly 200,000 immigrant children received US removal orders since January 2025, amid disputes over due process, legal access and confidential records.
The Times of India · Sep 23 Michigan photographer jailed 5 years for $4.6M modelling scam, $200K Taylor Swift tickets Michigan photographer Chanise Coyne, 46, has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for defrauding a local family of more than $4.6 million through a child modelling scheme. Coyne pleaded guilty to wire fraud on May 19, 2026, after admitting that she falsely claimed the money would cover advance…
The Economic Times · Sep 23 US Justice Dept says Trump can deny journalists White House access The US Department of Justice has said that President Donald Trump's move to shut out CNN, MS NOW and Politico from areas of the White House is valid, a day ahead of a court hearing. Journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were denied any access to the White House…
The Independent UK · Sep 22 What the Trump administration’s hospital settlements mean for the future of trans youth care At least six hospitals have reached agreements with President Donald Trump's administration to stop offering gender-affirming treatment for transgender minors
Roll Call · Sep 22 Settlement of Camp Lejeune case shows dilemma facing many victims Among the thousands of victims of contaminated drinking water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune was a woman with the ironic name of Mary Freshwater, who was raising her family at the North Carolina base in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when toxins in the water were at their…