Thursday, Jan 23

Trump's pardons for over 1,500 January 6 defendants raise questions about accountability in one of America's darkest days.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Trump's recent pardons for over 1,500 supporters from the January 6 Capitol attack raise significant concerns for ongoing justice efforts.

Saturday, Jan 18

Florida hotel reaches an agreement with Justice Department after allegations of discrimination against an Arab American group following recent conflict.

Friday, Jan 17

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Houston County, Georgia, for violating the voting rights of Black residents through discriminatory election practices.

Friday, Jan 17

The Justice Department rescinds its lethal injection protocol due to concerns about unnecessary pain, impacting federal execution practices.

Thursday, Jan 16

Pam Bondi's confirmation hearing as attorney general raises concerns about her independence from Trump and handling of political prosecutions.

Thursday, Jan 16

Pam Bondi's confirmation hearing raises concerns about her loyalty to Trump and the potential politicization of the Justice Department.

Wednesday, Jan 15

David Weiss defends Hunter Biden's investigations, criticizing President Biden's claims of selective prosecution in a recent report on the charges against his son.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Special Counsel Jack Smith's report indicates enough evidence to convict Trump for his actions surrounding the 2020 election—barred only by his recent re-election as president.

Tuesday, Jan 14

Special Counsel David Weiss defends investigations into Hunter Biden, refuting President Biden's claims of unfair treatment and selective prosecution following a recent pardon.