Trump Policies Signal Return to Disabled Institutions
DOJ memo, special education shift, and Medicaid cuts signal return to institutionalizing people with disabilities, advocates warn.
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DOJ memo, special education shift, and Medicaid cuts signal return to institutionalizing people with disabilities, advocates warn.
The DOJ and 17 states reached a $3.3M settlement with Cal-Maine, Versova, and Hickman's over allegations of manipulating egg prices.
A new DOJ memo reinterprets decades of disability rights law, alarming advocates who fear a return to institutionalization for disabled Americans.
Trump political appointees at DOJ shut down a federal investigation into whether improper payments facilitated the commutation of David Gentile's sentence.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says the Trump administration's DOJ is investigating him and his wife, calling it politically motivated retaliation.
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump DOJ from obtaining transgender youth medical records from Stanford hospital, citing privacy concerns.
Acting AG Todd Blanche confirms the IRS audit shield protecting Trump and his family remains in place, while scrapping the $1.8 billion compensation fund.
More than 10,000 federal lawyers have left the Trump administration since 2025, a striking exodus hollowing out agencies and legal expertise.
January 6 defendants are seeking compensation from Trump's $1.776B anti-weaponization fund, sparking backlash, lawsuits, and a federal freeze.
Former AG Pam Bondi testified before Congress about her handling of the Epstein files, acknowledging redaction errors but defending DOJ transparency.
A Google engineer was charged with insider trading after using confidential search data to make $1.2 million on the Polymarket prediction platform.
DOJ sues Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington for refusing undercover license plates to ICE agents, escalating federal-state tensions.
Federal grand juries are refusing to indict weak cases as judges accuse the Trump DOJ of misconduct, eroding trust in the justice system.
Federal judges in Maine and Wisconsin dismissed DOJ lawsuits seeking voter roll data, marking the seventh and eighth consecutive legal defeats.
A former federal prosecutor allegedly emailed herself the sealed Jack Smith report on Trump, disguising files as cake recipes. She faces up to 20 years.
Federal prosecutors in Miami open a new criminal probe into Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro amid concerns the existing case may be weak.
News organizations sue to unseal DOJ filings and subpoenas in the Trump administration's investigation into the 2020 election in Fulton County, Georgia.
DOJ unsealed indictments against four Chinese container firms and seven executives for an alleged price-fixing conspiracy during COVID-19.