President Trump has referred the FireAid charity drive to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for investigation amid public concern that the funds raised have not reached their intended recipients. This referral follows a formal request from California Rep.

The State Democracy Defenders Fund, a Democrat-aligned legal hub, on Monday filed a series of Freedom of Information Act requests for federal files as it investigates whether the Trump administration is unlawfully interfering with investigations into Jeffrey Epstein.

The Senate is set to vote as soon as Tuesday evening to confirm former Trump lawyer Emil Bove for a lifetime appointment as a federal appeals court judge despite vocal Democratic opposition and a new whistleblower complaint against him.

Multiple allies close to President Donald Trump are preparing short lists of potential Supreme Court nominees should any of the nine justices retire or pass away. This time, the Trump administration is hoping to ensure none of the self-inflicted errors or challenges it faced during his first term arise again.

Sen. Adam Schiff is under scrutiny after the FHFA accused him of falsifying documents to claim primary residency in both Maryland and California in order to secure favorable mortgage terms.

The post Third whistleblower comes out against DOJ’s Emil Bove appeared first on Salon.com. A third whistleblower has spoken out against Justice Department official Emil Bove as the former attorney for President Donald Trump seeks a lifetime confirmation to the federal judiciary.

(Reuters) -Two officials at the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust division have been fired for insubordination, a source familiar with the decision said on Tuesday, as controversy builds over how the DOJ reached a recent settlement greenlighting Hewlett Packard Enterprise's $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks.

Todd Blanche's personal involvement in the case of Jeffrey Epstein is fueling questions about proper procedures at the Justice Department.

President Donald Trump continues to distance himself from Jeffrey Epstein, but a word he used Monday ignited social media.

The Justice Department is putting American companies on notice that they could be prosecuted if they choose to evade President Trump's tariffs, even as the legality of the president's 'Liberation Day' duties remain unsettled in US courts.