Postal Official's Guilty Plea: The Contracts Were Worth Hundreds of Millions

The Justice Department says Lee steered lucrative Postal Service contracts to four companies for more than five years.

Treasury Sanctions Rwanda's Defense Ministry Over M23 Support

Treasury says Rwanda's army fights beside M23 in eastern Congo while a Rwandan lender pays for its weapons.

DOJ Tells Court FBI and ICE Will Not Monitor Midterm Polls

A voting section official told a federal court which agencies will send monitors and why the locations stay secret.

Syrian Hacker Who Worked for Assad Gets 42 Months in U.S. Prison

Boulder Firebomb Attacker Pleads Guilty to Federal Hate Crimes

Soliman admitted he meant to kill as many people as possible with Molotov cocktails and a gasoline sprayer on Pearl Street.

DOJ Exposes Ghost Student Fraud Ring, Seizes More Than $750,000 in Crypto

Prosecutors describe how ghost students drain federal aid, and the Kenyan trail investigators are now following.

Piker Sues Jennings Over an Edited Clip, and the Headlines Can't Agree on the Price

Three outlets printed three dollar figures, and the complaint's own number carries a qualifier the headlines dropped.

Bonta Joins 21 Attorneys General Suing Treasury Over Ownership Reporting Rollback

The states say FinCEN exempted nearly every business from the Corporate Transparency Act and plans to delete the records it already holds.

DOJ Elder Justice Report Counts 711,353 Victims and $4.84 Billion in Alleged Theft

The eighth annual report says 96% of the cases were criminal and nearly half involved schemes run from overseas.

Brooklyn Jury Convicts American Woman of ISIS Military Training in Syria

Prosecutors say her training certificate and a video of her with an AK-47 turned up on her husband's phone, pulled from the battlefield.

DOJ Sues Maryland School District Over Secret Gender Transitions

DOJ says the district labels gender identity information confidential, keeps it from parents and reports it to the state.

Sunday Hosts Framed DOJ’s Alaska Suit as Groundwork to Overturn an Election