Less than a month after Donald Trump overturned his case involving classified documents, sources have now indicated that the former president is going to sue the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for $100 million in damages over the 2022 raid on his Mar-a-Lago home.
Read More Trump To Sue DOJ Over Raid At Mar-A-Lago Following Dismissal Of Classified Documents Case
The Justice Department (DOJ) has charged a Pakistani man who has alleged ties to the Iranian government that was seeking out to conduct a political assassination.
Read More DOJ: Pakistani National With Ties To Iran Charged In Connection To Halted Assassination Plot Potentially Targeting Trump
The US could find itself isolated from world sport with significant consequences for American athletes if it risks the harmonization of the global anti-doping rules.
Read More United States risks sports and anti-doping isolation with unilateral action
World Aquatics executive director has been subpoenaed to testify about how 23 Chinese swimmers avoided punishment after testing positive for banned drugs weeks ahead of the Tokyo Olympics.
Read More US investigating Chinese swimmers doping case
On behalf of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the U.S. Department of Justice is getting ready to bring a consumer protection lawsuit against ByteDance’s TikTok app later this year, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.
Read More DOJ Prepares To File Lawsuit Against TikTok, Citing ‘Children’s Privacy Violations’The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that two men were sentenced on Friday in federal court in Brooklyn for a fraud scheme involving JetBlue Airways.
Read More DOJ Report: 2 Men Sentenced For Defrauding JetBlue Of $10M