Trump DOJ Mass-Deletes Jan. 6 Riot Records, NPR Reveals
NPR investigation finds Trump's DOJ deleting Jan. 6 prosecution records from government websites, including cases of violent assaults on police.
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NPR investigation finds Trump's DOJ deleting Jan. 6 prosecution records from government websites, including cases of violent assaults on police.
Supreme Court rules for Trump in dispute over speech restrictions on immigration judges, reversing lower court on procedural grounds.
Former President Joe Biden sues the DOJ to block release of audio recordings and transcripts from interviews with his memoir ghostwriter.
A judge must decide whether CIA torture of 9/11 defendants tainted their confessions, a ruling that could decide the fate of the Guantanamo prosecution.
The Supreme Court declined to hear the NFL's appeal in Brian Flores' discrimination lawsuit, allowing the case to proceed toward trial.
A Marine veteran prosecutor in Virginia refuses to enforce Governor Spanberger's new assault weapons ban, calling it unconstitutional.
A Christian lifeguard suspended by LA County for refusing Pride flag duties on religious grounds is heading to trial after a federal ruling.
Britney Spears tested low for alcohol but was confrontational during a DUI stop. She pleaded guilty to a wet reckless charge, avoiding jail time.
Federal judges in Maine and Wisconsin dismissed DOJ lawsuits seeking voter roll data, marking the seventh and eighth consecutive legal defeats.
Federal judge dismisses human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, finding the Trump administration prosecuted him in retaliation.
DOJ granted President Trump sweeping immunity from IRS audits, sparking expert warnings about tax system trust and accountability.
Trump's Justice Department removes hundreds of Jan. 6 press releases from its website, calling them 'partisan propaganda' as it reframes the attack.
Ed Martin told Norm Coleman that millions would go to Jan. 6 defendants months before the $1.776B Anti-Weaponization Fund was announced, NBC News reports.
US permanently drops tax claims against Trump in broadening IRS lawsuit settlement, creating a $1.776 billion compensation fund.
Supreme Court vacated a ruling stripping Native American tribes of the right to sue under the Voting Rights Act, sending the case back for review.
Jan 6 police officers sue to block Trump's $1.776B anti-weaponization fund, alleging unconstitutional slush fund that could reward Capitol rioters.