This is the second time in less than a year that the Department of Justice has indicted Comey at the behest of President Donald Trump.
While investigating the alleged FSU shooter, prosecutors found over 200 messages revealing he used ChatGPT extensively to plan the shooting.
Calvin Duncan’s fight to be exonerated for a crime he didn’t commit has repeatedly put him at odds with Gov. Jeff Landry, who supports the bill.
Widespread sexual abuse by Catholic priests in Rhode Island revealed, with repeated patterns of denial and lack of accountability.
The gloves have come off between two Texas Republicans fighting for a U.S. Senate seat as John Cornyn and Ken Paxton head into a 10-week runoff.
David Jewel Satterfield is accused of using his two Charlotte-based towing companies to target Black drivers during the pandemic.
The White House posted an image of Nekima Levy Armstrong in which they made it appear she was crying when she was arrested on Thursday.
On Sunday, journalist Don Lemon was reporting on a protest that took place in a St. Paul church where a pastor was revealed to be working for ICE.
Two months after a federal judge ruled Lindsey Halligan had been serving in her role illegally, she officially left her Justice Department role on Tuesday.
Instead of investigating Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who pulled the trigger, the DOJ pivoted to investigating the woman who was killed
The raid on Hannah Natanson’s home is a loud, aggressive declaration that the Trump administration views the Constitution not as a safeguard for liberty, but as an obstacle to be cleared.
U.S. District Judge Cameron Currie ruled in November that Halligan can't legally serve in the role because she was not confirmed by the U.S. Senate.