Author: Kevin Johnson and Kristine Phillips, USA TODAY

The Justice Department is suing the state of Texas in an attempt to block the enforcement of a strict abortion law.

President Trump made an hour-long phone call apparently seeking to strong-arm Georgia officials to overturn election results, which may be illegal.

The investigation into Hunter Biden’s taxes represents first test of Joe Biden’s pledge to guard the Justice Department from White House influence.

The attorney general’s Durham move ensures that the Russia inquiry will go on under Biden’s administration.

Michael Flynn pleaded guilty three years ago to lying about his conversations with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak.

Nearly half of 258 police agencies surveyed this month are reporting that funding has already been cut or is expected to be.

The judge in the Michael Flynn case is delaying a decision on the Justice Department’s request to abandon prosecution.

Saudi pilot Mohammed Alshamrani opened fire Dec. 6 on service members at Naval Air Station Pensacola, killing three and injuring eight.

A report is expected to conclude FBI surveillance of a Trump campaign aide was justified. Now he’s promoting an inquiry conducted by AG William Barr.

Justice Department lauds inspector general’s work in advance of anticipated report on Russia inquiry, due to be released Dec. 9.