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Department Of Justice

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is the United States federal agency tasked with enforcing the law, defending the interests of the nation, and ensuring fair and impartial administration of justice. Established in 1870, it oversees agencies such as the FBI, DEA, and ATF, and handles federal prosecutions, civil litigation, and legal policy. The DOJ plays a key role in upholding constitutional rights and maintaining national security.

Crypto Mastermind Used 'Anne Hathaway' Alias in $245 Million Heist — Now He's Pleading Guilty
Crypto Mastermind Used 'Anne Hathaway' Alias in $245 Million Heist — Now He's Pleading Guilty
Fox's $22 Billion Roku Deal Reportedly Draws Closer DOJ Look Over Tubi Competition Concerns
Fox's $22 Billion Roku Deal Reportedly Draws Closer DOJ Look Over Tubi Competition Concerns
Elizabeth Warren Accuses Senate GOP Of Shielding Trump Family From Tax Audits: 'Republicans Are Caving On A Deal'
Elizabeth Warren Accuses Senate GOP Of Shielding Trump Family From Tax Audits: 'Republicans Are Caving On A Deal'
Fox's $22 Billion Roku Deal Reportedly Draws Closer DOJ Look Over Tubi Competition Concerns
Fox's $22 Billion Roku Deal Reportedly Draws Closer DOJ Look Over Tubi Competition Concerns
Elizabeth Warren Accuses Senate GOP Of Shielding Trump Family From Tax Audits: 'Republicans Are Caving On A Deal'
Elizabeth Warren Accuses Senate GOP Of Shielding Trump Family From Tax Audits: 'Republicans Are Caving On A Deal'
Trump Defends DOJ's New York Times Reporter Subpoenas as Google Is Drawn Into Air Force One Leak Investigation: 'We're After Leakers'
Trump Defends DOJ's New York Times Reporter Subpoenas as Google Is Drawn Into Air Force One Leak Investigation: 'We're After Leakers'
Why is DOJ Seeking a Light Sentence in the $100 Million New Jersey Deli Stock Manipulation Case? Court Filing Withholds Key Reasons
Why is DOJ Seeking a Light Sentence in the $100 Million New Jersey Deli Stock Manipulation Case? Court Filing Withholds Key Reasons

Department Of Justice Recent News

Paramount Skydance Scrambles to Clear EU Hurdle in $110 Billion Warner Bros Discovery Mega-Deal As Review Deadline Gets Extended (UPDATED)
Paramount Skydance Scrambles to Clear EU Hurdle in $110 Billion Warner Bros Discovery Mega-Deal As Review Deadline Gets Extended (UPDATED)
Paramount reportedly offers EU concessions to ease antitrust concerns over its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery deal.
DOJ Shuts Down Nearly 400 Illegal World Cup Streaming Websites As FIFA, NBCUniversal And Warner Bros. Help Target Global Piracy Ring
DOJ Shuts Down Nearly 400 Illegal World Cup Streaming Websites As FIFA, NBCUniversal And Warner Bros. Help Target Global Piracy Ring
The DOJ seized nearly 400 domains allegedly streaming FIFA World Cup matches illegally in a global anti-piracy crackdown backed by FIFA.
Trump's Former Security Adviser John Bolton Reaches Plea Deal In Classified Documents Case, To Pay $2 Million Fine: Report
Trump's Former Security Adviser John Bolton Reaches Plea Deal In Classified Documents Case, To Pay $2 Million Fine: Report
John Bolton reportedly agrees to a plea deal, pleading guilty to felony illegal retention of classified info and paying over $2 million fine.
Donald Trump Walked Away From His IRS Lawsuit In Exchange For A $1.8 Billion Fund, But Retired Judges Aren't Letting The Story Die
Donald Trump Walked Away From His IRS Lawsuit In Exchange For A $1.8 Billion Fund, But Retired Judges Aren't Letting The Story Die
Retired bipartisan judges seek to reopen President Donald Trump's dismissed IRS lawsuit, alleging possible fraud in the settlement.
Trump Warns NFL Could Be 'Killing The Golden Goose' With Rising Streaming Costs
Trump Warns NFL Could Be 'Killing The Golden Goose' With Rising Streaming Costs
President Donald Trump criticized NFL streaming costs, warning the league risks losing fans and its antitrust exemption.
DOJ Asks Preservationists To Drop 'Frivolous' Lawsuit Over Trump's $400 Million Ballroom After Shooting Incident
DOJ Asks Preservationists To Drop 'Frivolous' Lawsuit Over Trump's $400 Million Ballroom After Shooting Incident
DOJ pushes preservationists to drop lawsuit over $400 million White House ballroom, citing security risks after shooting at gala.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin Gain, While XRP Slips: Analyst Says BTC Remains 'Structurally Weak' With No 'Credible' Signs Of Bottom
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin Gain, While XRP Slips: Analyst Says BTC Remains 'Structurally Weak' With No 'Credible' Signs Of Bottom
Leading cryptocurrencies spiked on Sunday, but stock futures plunged after the Justice Department served subpoenas to the Federal Reserve.
Cynthia Lummis 'Deeply Concerned' After Report Points Toward $6 Million Bitcoin Sale By Justice Department — But Did It Really Happen?
Cynthia Lummis 'Deeply Concerned' After Report Points Toward $6 Million Bitcoin Sale By Justice Department — But Did It Really Happen?
Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) expressed deep concern Monday over reports that the U.S.
Elizabeth Warren Targets TV Merger That Was Part Of Jimmy Kimmel Fallout: Here's What A Letter To DOJ, FCC Says
Elizabeth Warren Targets TV Merger That Was Part Of Jimmy Kimmel Fallout: Here's What A Letter To DOJ, FCC Says
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is calling on the FCC and DOJ to scrutinize a merger of two regional TV companies that could create a dominant company.
Bitcoin Reserves Held By US Could Swell To $36 Billion As DOJ Files Largest Ever Forfeiture Linked To Cambodian 'Pig Butchering' Scams
Bitcoin Reserves Held By US Could Swell To $36 Billion As DOJ Files Largest Ever Forfeiture Linked To Cambodian 'Pig Butchering' Scams
The Justice Department filed its largest-ever forfeiture suit on Tuesday to seize more than $14 billion in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) tied to a global "pig butchering scam."
Google Stock Roars Back After 'Government Folds Like Cheap Suit'
Google Stock Roars Back After 'Government Folds Like Cheap Suit'
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is racing higher following Tuesday's ruling in the SOJ search antitrust case.
Weeks After Tornado Cash Co-Founder's Conviction, DOJ Official Says 'Well-Intentioned' Developers Not Responsible For Third-Party Abuse
Weeks After Tornado Cash Co-Founder's Conviction, DOJ Official Says 'Well-Intentioned' Developers Not Responsible For Third-Party Abuse
The Justice Department has decided to ease its approach towards developers who create decentralized platforms for sending cryptocurrencies without criminal intent, a key official said Thursday.
American Faces Sentencing for Role in $600 Million IT Scheme That Funds North Korea's Nuclear Program
American Faces Sentencing for Role in $600 Million IT Scheme That Funds North Korea's Nuclear Program
An Arizona woman has been accused of facilitating North Korean IT workers in securing jobs at US companies under false identities.
7 Indicted After $100 Million Worth Of Gems, Gold Vanish In Largest Jewelry Heist In US History
7 Indicted After $100 Million Worth Of Gems, Gold Vanish In Largest Jewelry Heist In US History
7 men indicted for largest jewelry theft in US history, stealing $100M worth of gems & watches from Brinks truck.
Google's Monopoly Case Takes A Turn As Judge Considers Lighter Remedies Amid Rising Competition From AI Rivals Like OpenAI And Perplexity
Google's Monopoly Case Takes A Turn As Judge Considers Lighter Remedies Amid Rising Competition From AI Rivals Like OpenAI And Perplexity
A federal judge signaled he may ease proposed antitrust penalties on Google, citing rapid advances in AI and rising competition from ChatGPT and other next-gen search alternatives.
US Justice Department Seeks To Dismiss Boeing's Fraud Charges On 737 MAX Crashes That Killed Over 300
US Justice Department Seeks To Dismiss Boeing's Fraud Charges On 737 MAX Crashes That Killed Over 300
The U.S. Justice Department has moved to dismiss a criminal fraud charge against Boeing Co., linked to the two fatal 737 MAX plane crashes.
DOJ Offers Boeing Deal To Avoid Criminal Charges Over 737 Max Crashes
DOJ Offers Boeing Deal To Avoid Criminal Charges Over 737 Max Crashes
The DOJ's court filing stated, "The Agreement guarantees further accountability and substantial benefits from Boeing immediately, while avoiding the uncertainty and litigation risk presented by proceeding to trial."
Coinbase Says DOJ Probing Latest Attack On Its Platform, Clarifies It's Not The 'Subject' Of The Investigation (UPDATED)
Coinbase Says DOJ Probing Latest Attack On Its Platform, Clarifies It's Not The 'Subject' Of The Investigation (UPDATED)
Coinbase Global Inc. confirmed Monday, May 19, that the Department of Justice has launched an investigation into the recent cybersecurity breach at the cryptocurrency exchange.
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