Trump administration to review whether bump stocks should be banned
The gunman in October's Las Vegas shooting used a dozen bump stocks to shoot more than 500 people at a country music festival
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FBI agent pulled from Mueller probe for alleged anti-Trump texts
The agent was also a key figure in the FBI's investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails
How investors can play the AT&T-Time Warner deadlock
Many on Wall Street say it may not matter if the Justice Department suit to block the deal succeeds or fails
Justice may have a case to block AT&T-Time Warner
Wall Street thinks the government's antitrust case is weak, but there's good reason to believe it could hold up
Justice Department threatens to sue Harvard over admissions records
A letter from the department threatens to sue Harvard if it doesn't release all documents requested by officials
Justice Department suing to block AT&T-Time Warner merger
Antitrust enforcers say $85.4 billion deal, which had drawn criticism from Donald Trump, would harm competition
The fight brewing in Congress over how to reauthorize a key surveillance tool
Lawmakers have to reauthorize FISA by the end of the year, which includes a key authority that has helped the government unravel terrorist plots
Sessions announces end of DOJ guidance memos
"The Department of Justice is duty-bound to defend laws as they are written," he said at a Federalist Society event
Russian TV network registers as foreign agent in U.S.
RT formally complied with DOJ requests on Monday by registering under FARA as an agent for the Russian government
Feds announce new measures to crack down on fentanyl
The new actions come after the president's declaration that the nation's opioid crisis is a public health emergency
DOJ: ACLU misled U.S. on timing of "Jane Doe" abortion
The teen had an abortion early in the morning, before the case could be appealed
Sessions says U.S. would use Guantanamo when warranted
Attorney General Jeff Sessions addressed prosecutors in New York, two days after the deadliest attack in the city since 9/11
Libyan national charged with federal offenses in 2012 Benghazi attack
Justice Department announced Monday that Libyan national Mustafa al-Imam was charged on multiple counts
Virginia man sentenced to 20 years for joining ISIS
Mohamad Jamal Khweis of of Alexandria was convicted of providing material support to ISIS this summer
Sessions makes MS-13 a priority for drug enforcement task forces
The task forces involve federal prosecutors from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), FBI, and numerous and other agencies
Sessions announces DOJ hire to police asset forfeiture
In July, Sessions strengthened DOJ's controversial use of civil asset forfeiture, which allows law enforcement to seize assets suspected to be connected with criminal activity, even if there is no charge
Rod Rosenstein announces indictments of Chinese fentanyl traffickers-- live updates
DOJ called the indictment a "major milestone" in the effort to curb the nation's opioid epidemic
Sessions says asylum system is "subject to rampant abuse and fraud"
The attorney general said the system has become "overloaded with fake claims"
DOJ is looking into Harvard admissions practices
Last month, the department signaled that it would follow up on complaints filed by Asian-American student associations who say that affirmative action policies put them at an unfair disadvantage
Justice Department told prior presidents to not appoint family
Justice Department lawyers believed that appointing relatives to certain senior-level administration positions violated an anti-nepotism law
Alleged NSA leaker told FBI she stuffed documents in her pantyhose
In a court filing, prosecutors attached a 77-page transcript of Reality Winner's interview with FBI agents
Meet the lawyers on Robert Mueller's team
The special counsel has top lawyers investigating Russian influence in the 2016 election and any ties to Trump associates
Paul Manafort responds to wiretapping report
A spokesman for the former Trump campaign manager said "there is nothing there," after feds wiretapped his communications
DOJ rejects Senate committee's request for interviews with FBI officials
This means the firing of FBI Director James Comey is not yet determined to be out of the scope of the special counsel's investigation
Trump appeals to Supreme Court on travel ban
An appeals court ruling last week would allow refugees to enter the U.S. if a resettlement agency in the U.S. had agreed to take them in
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