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Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum has stated that any prosecution must occur under Mexican jurisdiction and framed allegations against Rubén Rocha Moya as potentially political

Critics also warned that the policy risks sending a "confusing message" about the drug's harms and criticized what he described as a "tax break to Big Weed."

The Justice Department had sought "substantial" monetary penalties in case against an attorney accused of filing meritless claims in a case that briefly delayed a deportation

The DOJ is investigating Stanford, Ohio State, and UC San Diego medical schools for possible racial discrimination in admissions, demanding seven years of data.

In a letter addressed to Attorney General Pam Bondi, Rep. Jamie Raskin describes the handling of the documents as reckless, including scanning and storing them in the cloud by unauthorized individuals.

Filings peaked between Jan. 16 and Feb. 17 reaching roughly 300 to 400 petitions per day and topping 400 on Feb. 6

Lawmakers are demanding that the Department of Justice stop tracking their searches of the unredacted Epstein files after the practice was exposed during Attorney General Pam Bondi's testimony before Congress earlier this week.

Minnesota Gov. Walz blames US President Donald Trump for the resignation of several trusted federal prosecutors.

In a post on X, DHS Secretary Noem also echoed the term, adding that deportation judges will "restore integrity and honor to our Nation's Immigration Court system"

One U.S. official said policy could shift rapidly, commenting that "what is true one day may very well not be the next" regarding Trump's position on Venezuela

Donald Trump's $230 million claim against the US government has reignited outrage after the Supreme Court's expanded presidential immunity ruling, sparking fears that taxpayer funds could enrich a former president.

The 2024 report, which concluded that that far-right attacks continued to outpace all other forms of domestic terrorism, was taken down from the DOJ's website between 11 and 12 of September

Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney appeared hopeful that Donald Trump could exercise his pardon power after the president noted he would be "allowed" to do so.

Pam Bondi declined a speaking event hours after a bombshell report revealed she allegedly warned Donald Trump that his name is in the files on Jeffrey Epstein.

A list of Trump's attempts to distract from public demands for a full release of the Epstein files following the DOJ and FBI memo closing the investigation.

The brother of Jeffrey Epstein is claiming that President Donald Trump is just "trying to cover his butt" in statements where he railed against the sex offender.

Vice President JD Vance reportedly revealed the contents of the files on sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during dinner with a comedian.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis broke from President Donald Trump's administration on the handling of the files on Jeffrey Epstein, calling to "release it."

President Donald Trump's trend of firing assistant U.S. attorneys reportedly violates civil service laws, according to a former federal prosecutor.

Days after Rep. Nancy Mace voted against releasing the Epstein files, her call to question the prosecution of a local sex trafficking scandal is falling flat.

The Department of Justice fired a top prosecutor who handled cases on sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his partner Ghislaine Maxwell with no explanation.

Donald Trump has declared that he no longer supports conservatives pressuring him to release the files on Jeffrey Epstein, blasting them as "weaklings."

Journalist Bill O'Reilly was fact-checked on live TV after falsely claiming that Jeffrey Epstein, who died in 2019, was "convicted" by the Biden administration.

President Donald Trump was spotted eating the Epstein files in a new street art installation in Los Angeles, following backlash to the DOJ and FBI's report.

A far-right influencer has pledged to "burn" his MAGA hat after the DOJ and FBI announced that sex offender Jeffrey Epstein had "no client list."

A Republican senator shared his theory that disgraced New York financier Jeffrey Epstein may have been a federal asset working with the U.S. government.

Donald Trump dismissed Jeffrey Epstein as a "creep" after angrily lashing out at a reporter who questioned Epstein's alleged ties to American intelligence.

The White House dodged questions on Jeffrey Epstein after a bombshell report detailed that the Trump administration determined he did not keep a "client list."

DOJ attorneys argued that courts cannot deny the president's ability to federally enlist militia to justify deploying the National Guard against protestors in Los Angeles.