Elon Musk emphasized that SpaceX’s AI compute deal with Anthropic is a 180-day lease with flexible termination, underlining potential recall if his own projects require resources.
Former President Biden sued the Justice Department to prevent the public release of confidential interview recordings connected to a special counsel’s probe into his handling of classified documents.
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi revealed her thyroid cancer diagnosis weeks after leaving the Justice Department and has since started treatment and recovery.
Former President Joe Biden filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department seeking to prevent the release of audio and transcripts related to a special counsel’s investigation of his classified documents.
The Department of Justice seeks contact information of thousands involved in Georgia’s 2020 election amid a broad investigation linked to President Trump’s fraud allegations.
Former President Biden has sued the Justice Department to block the release of audio recordings from interviews conducted during a classified documents investigation.
The Department of Justice sworn in 82 immigration judges, the largest group ever hired, aiming to reduce a massive case backlog while facing criticism over their recruitment approach.
The Justice Department submitted a court filing defending Trump’s presidential ballroom that features unusual grammar, bold security claims, and disputed budget reports.
A former Department of Justice contractor was sentenced to prison for orchestrating a scheme that diverted thousands of government cell phones to private resale, costing taxpayers over $1.3 million.
A federal judge threw out the criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ruling prosecutors reopened the case in response to his successful fight against deportation.
Representative Ilhan Omar dismisses the Department of Justice’s renewed inquiry into her finances and immigration status as baseless amid ongoing political controversy.
Mike Howell formally announced his candidacy for a Justice Department panel that will supervise over $1.7 billion in payments to alleged victims of federal government “weaponization.