JUSTICE

Daniel "Milkshake" Scott shouted about taking the Capitol hours before the breach and led an assault that broke a key police line.

The Justice Department had argued that Trump was immune from any liability because he was acting within his presidential duties when he denied sexually assaulting E. Jean Carroll.

Dozens of teens have bought, built and shot ghost guns in recent years, and a federal attempt to regulate sales has faltered.

What to know about Donald Trump's indictments in Miami and New York, and other investigations of the former president.

In a letter to lawmakers about the Hunter Biden probe, Trump holdover U.S. Attorney David Weiss says he never asked to be special counsel.

Federal prosecutors charge Caz Craffy on 10 counts, including wire and securities fraud, accusing him of swindling bereaved Army families out of six-figure life insurance payments.

The summary released by the Justice Department covers spending through March and “the cost of protective details for the Special Counsel when warranted.”

After the dramatic reversal of Roe v. Wade last year, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. pulled court back toward its right-leaning center.

The Supreme Court issued rulings on major issues including student loan debt, affirmative action and immigration.

The Supreme Court’s second Black and first Latina justices delivered rare public statements in the courtroom, offering starkly different views on affirmative action.

After a landmark affirmative action decision involving Harvard and the University of North Carolina, a review of how the Supreme Court ruled before.

Trump’s lawyers have sought to have the case moved to federal court because they say the payment was related to his duties as president.

The “independent state legislature theory” says the Constitution gives power over elections maps and voting decisions to lawmakers.

Waltine Nauta is accused of moving boxes filled with top-secret government materials and helping former president Donald Trump hide them from federal officials.

The report comes nearly four years after Epstein died at a Manhattan jail.

In a separate order, Cannon rejected a Justice Department request to place under seal a list of 84 witnesses in the case against former president Donald Trump.

Lawyers for Pittsburgh Tree of Life shooter Robert G. Bowers said he has mental conditions and brain impairments that make him ineligible for the death penalty.

Prosecutors suggest that the trial should be moved to Dec. 11 because Trump’s lawyers will need up to two months to obtain the security clearance required to view some of the classified documents at issue.