U.S. charges Iranian nationals for hacking, reselling weapon software
Mohammed Reza Rezakhah, 39, and Mohammed Saeed Ajily, 35, are accused of stealing and reselling computer programs violating U.S. sanctions
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Did Obama's DOJ let Russian lawyer into U.S.?
Trump blames former AG Loretta Lynch for allowing Russian attorney into U.S., but timeline isn't so clear
Sessions announces "largest health care fraud takedown" in U.S. history
DOJ, Department of Health and Human Services charge 412 defendants with health care fraud, including 120 for opioid-related crimes
Inmates with mental illnesses held longer in confinement, federal report says
Inspector general report reveals federal prisons' failure to follow Obama-era guidelines on mental health treatment, solitary confinement
Federal judge denies Hawaii's attempt to expand Trump travel ban exceptions
The Supreme Court ruled the administration could mostly enforce its travel ban, but there are a few exceptions
Hobby Lobby pays $3 million, forfeits smuggled artifacts
Company, which said it has "passion for the Bible," agreed to pay fine of $3M and give up 5,500 ancient Iraqi artifacts
"Quite shocking": Archaeologist weighs in on Hobby Lobby artifacts case
Hobby Lobby has agreed to pay a $3 million federal fine and give up thousands of ancient religious artifacts it smuggled into the U.S.
Justice Department drops Redskins name fight
Justice Department backing away from legal fight over name of Washington Redskins
CNN sues Department of Justice for Comey memo copies
CNN is suing the Department of Justice for copies of fired FBI Director James Comey's records of his private meetings with President Trump
DOJ charges contractor with leaking classified material to news outlet
25-year-old federal government contractor charged with copying classified documents and mailing them to an unidentified news organization
Town will pay hefty price for denying mosque permit
The group will now be allowed to build the mosque in central New Jersey under the settlement
Trump orders DOJ to review leaks in response to British complaints after Manchester bombing
British PM Theresa May is furious that there's been a media leak of intelligence information regarding the Manchester bombing
US sues Fiat Chrysler over alleged emissions "defeat device"
The Justice Department is taking on its second automaker over alleged emissions cheats for diesel engines
Special Counsel Robert Mueller is working on operation budget for probe
Mueller, the former FBI director, was appointed last week to oversee the investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election
Black students say school's hair policy is racist
Deanna and Mia Cook, 15, were given detentions at Boston charter school over braid extensions
Jeff Sessions directs prosecutors to pursue most serious charges against suspects
The attorney general's move is a reversal of policies from the Obama administration that is expected to send more people to prison and for longer terms
DOJ to probe police shooting of Texas teen Jordan Edwards
Officer Roy Oliver has already been charged with murder for killing a 15-year-old when he shot at a car of teens leaving a party
"I will be fine," James Comey says in email to FBI after being fired
Comey wrote that he has "long believed the president can fire an FBI Director for any reason or no reason at all"
Timing of FBI director's firing raises questions
White House says Trump lost confidence in Comey, who was leading probe into Russia's meddling in election
DOJ veteran says mistakes doomed FBI chief
Fran Townsend, who spent 11 years working in the Justice Department, discusses why she thinks events surrounding Comey's departure are "unfortunate"
After Comey firing, top Dems want Russia documents kept from White House
Some Congressional Democrats compared FBI Director James Comey's firing to the famous "Saturday Night Massacre" during Watergate
Cleveland pushes back on officer body cams for off-duty jobs
City of Cleveland has asked a judge to not require officers to wear body cameras during secondary employment
Feds probing Uber over software to evade authorities: reports
Company has admitted using the technology, which helped it operate in places where it hadn’t been approved
Family of Alton Sterling speaks out after feds close probe into cops
Investigation into police shooting death of black man found there wasn't enough evidence to prove white officers acted unreasonably
No charges expected in police shooting death of Alton Sterling
Department of Justice expected to close investigation into police shooting of 37-year-old in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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