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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) subpoenaed Attorney General Merrick Garland on Tuesday for documents related to the Department of Justice obtaining private communication information in 2017 from congressional aides.

Hunter Biden was hit with criminal tax charges on Thursday, marking the second time the president's son has been indicted since his father took office.

A yearslong investigation into Hunter Biden’s taxes may be entering a new phase as prosecutors for special counsel David Weiss gather evidence in California.

Special counsel Jack Smith denounced Donald Trump's request that the trial for his federal election subversion case be televised, accusing the former president on Monday of seeking a "carnival atmosphere" in the courtroom.

David Weiss asked officials at the Department of Justice headquarters to grant him the power to prosecute Hunter Biden outside his jurisdiction in February 2022, but the DOJ was not willing to provide him with the authority right away.

A judge will allow former President Donald Trump extra time to review evidence in the case against him in Florida related to classified documents, but she denied his request to move the trial start date beyond May 2024 — for now.

EXCLUSIVE — Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans are investigating allegations the Justice Department spied on congressional staffers while they probed the agency, including during its handling of the Trump-Russia inquiry, the Washington Examiner has learned.

On the morning of May 9, 2022, Becky Sheetz, the CEO of Life First Pregnancy Center in Manassas, Virginia, didn't initially see the chilling message that has rattled her ever since.

An appeals court has set oral arguments for Thanksgiving week in the Justice Department’s efforts to appeal a district court ruling granting former President Donald Trump a special master in the Mar-a-Lago raid saga.

Former President Donald Trump has been dealt a major blow by the special master in the Mar-a-Lago raid case.