The justices left in place a D.C. Circuit ruling that Lloyd Austin had the authority to cancel the Guantanamo agreements.
Police say the suspect ran into an alley, pointed a gun at Guard members and was shot when three of them returned fire.
What the Justice Department's notice to Mayor Bowser says about the scope of the jail probe and how it will proceed.
The DOJ and FTC complaint against REPS & Company alleges 18.5 million tickets bought past purchase limits for at least 83,500 events.
The Civil Rights Division's Second Amendment Section will examine whether Pennsauken Township Police stall firearm permits.
Prosecutors say Brett Blackman's DMERx platform paid doctors to sign brace orders for patients they never saw.
A two-month ATF surge paired 90 federal agents with St. Louis police, arrested 435 people and seized 166 illegal guns.
Civil Division chief says Washington, not city hall, decides what federal officers wear, as the suits join a string of similar cases.
Prosecutors say a second encrypted recorder turned up in a bag Alfozan left in a printer room on October 5.
OFAC Director Bradley T. Smith extended Executive Order 13902 to two more sectors of Iran's economy, effective October 1.
A three-judge panel questioned government lawyer Eric McArthur as the Guard force in the capital stands at about 2,900.
Warm fall weather during maintenance season pushed PJM to recall outages, call on demand response and seek federal backup.
