New Mexico DOJ pressures the state to crack down on illegal fencing on public waters
Some legislators asked: how far is too far? At what point do public rights become trespassing on private property?
There’s a growing number of legal threats to DOJ’s Jan. 6 cases
Here’s POLITICO’s look at the legal and political landmines that could blow up accountability for the riot at the Capitol.
California man accused of throwing bomb in courthouse said government took his firearms away: DOJ
A California man who allegedly threw a bomb into a courthouse this week was upset over an issue with his firearm, federal ...
Democrats call for DOJ intervention in Boar’s Head listeria outbreak
Two Democrats are urging the Department of Justice to get involved with the fallout of a nationwide listeria outbreak linked ...
An advertising watchdog explains what’s at stake with Google’s latest DOJ case
Arielle Garcia of Check My Ads on how the trial is poised to disrupt the digital ad landscape—and affect democracy and ...
DOJ inspector general criticizes FBI for suspending whistleblower over Jan. 6 questions
FBI agent Marcus Allen, who was tasked with investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, was forced to take unpaid leave ...
Small Businesses Rush to Google's Defense in DOJ Ads Antitrust Case
The tech giant has found some unlikely friends in small-business owners who argue that Google's ad platform is critical for ...
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New Orleans, DOJ agree to seek exit from police department consent decree
In joint legal filing with the city, federal lawyers say the NOPD is ready to enter a 2-year "sustainment plan." ...
Virginia FAA contractor allegedly spied for Iran, shared private info on US airports, energy industry: DOJ
A former Federal Aviation Administration contractor was indicted for acting as an illegal agent for the Iranian government, ...