US Identifies Two Suspects in Chemical Attack on Capitol Officer Who Later Died
They are facing multiple counts.
Tag: Department of Justice
Justice Department Says Will File 100 More Cases Over Capitol Riot
More than 300 people already face charges stemming from the siege.
Senate Confirms Biden Nominee Garland as US Attorney General
The bipartisan tally in the Democratic-led Senate was 70-30.
Under Fire, Biden Nominee Gupta Voices Regret for ‘Harsh Rhetoric’
Gupta pledged to work with law enforcement and with Republicans if confirmed.
Biden's Justice Department Nominees Face Senate Confirmation Hearing
Both women have garnered bipartisan support for their nominations.
COMMENTARY: DOJ Dismisses 31 of 90 Portland Protest Cases, Including 1 Where a Federal Officer Was Assaulted
Even after a summer of violence, the Department of Justice is unwilling to take rioters to task for their alleged actions.
US Declined To Prosecute Trump Transport Chief After Inspector General Review
Chao could not immediately be reached for comment.
DOJ Pledges To Investigate, as Attacks on Asian Americans Increase
“The United States is currently facing unprecedented challenges, some of which are fueling increased bigotry and hatred.”
DOJ Revives Probe Into George Floyd's Death: Report
The Times cited two people with direct knowledge of the investigation.
US Deports Former Nazi Guard Living in Tennessee: He Claimed He Was Only Following Orders
The 95-year-old Tennessee resident was deported for his participation in one of the worst atrocities known to mankind.
Wife of Mexico Drug Cartel Chief El Chapo Is Arrested in Virginia: US Justice Dep’t
A lawyer for Coronel could not immediately be identified.
Biden's Attorney General Nominee Garland Vows to Prioritize Civil Rights
The Justice Department’s mission to enforce the 1957 Civil Rights Act “remains urgent because we do not yet have equal justice,” said Garland, whose confirmation hearing is scheduled to begin Monday.
US Charges Three North Koreans in $1.3 Billion Hacking Spree
The Justice Department also alleged that the trio participated in the creation of the destructive WannaCry 2.0 ransomware – which hit Britain’s National Health Service hard when it was set loose in 2017.
WH Press Secretary Pressed on Whether Biden Would Support a Prosecution of Trump
“The president is committed to having an independent Justice Department that will make their own decisions about the path forward.”
Charges Dropped Against Amy Cooper Who Falsely Accused Black Man in Central Park
After “a thorough & honest inquiry,” the charge was dismissed, attorney Robert Barnes said on Twitter.
Explainer: Trump's Acts as President Are 'Fair Game' for Criminal Charges
Trump, a Republican, has said the probes are politically motivated.
US Justice Department Asks Most Trump-Appointed Prosecutors To Resign
“We are committed to ensuring a seamless transition.”
Senate Democrats Seek February Hearing for Attorney General Nominee Garland
“There is simply no justification to object to a Feb. 8 hearing.”
DOJ Inspector General To Probe Whether Any Current or Former Officials Tried To Overturn the Election
“The investigation will encompass all relevant allegations that may arise that are within the scope of the OIG’s jurisdiction.”
Trump Asked Justice Department To Go To Supreme Court To Overturn Election: Journal
The plan to oust Rosen was first reported by the New York Times.