Thursday, May 22

The Justice Department has initiated a criminal investigation into Andrew Cuomo regarding allegations of false statements related to COVID-19 handling as he campaigns for mayor.

Wednesday, May 21

The Justice Department has moved to withdraw from police reform agreements with Minneapolis and Louisville, impacting crucial oversight initiatives.

Wednesday, May 21

Retired Navy Admiral Robert Burke found guilty of bribery charges for steering contracts to a company in exchange for a job post-retirement.

Monday, May 19

Families of 737 MAX crash victims intend to oppose a nonprosecution deal allowing Boeing to avoid criminal charges.

Sunday, May 18

Syria has formed commissions for transitional justice and missing persons amid calls for accountability following Bashar al-Assad's ouster.

Friday, May 16

The Menendez brothers have been resentenced to allow parole consideration after spending over 35 years imprisoned for the murder of their parents.

Wednesday, May 14

The Episcopal Church terminates its refugee resettlement partnership with the U.S. government, rejecting the resettlement of white Afrikaners from South Africa.

Wednesday, May 14

Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer places a hold on Trump’s DOJ nominees in response to the controversial acceptance of a luxury jet from Qatar.

Monday, May 12

In his inaugural address, Pope Leo XIV emphasizes artificial intelligence as a critical challenge for humanity, linking it to historical social issues.

Sunday, May 11

Discover the background and vision of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff, as he embraces his role in the Catholic Church.