New Jersey says it was a computer glitch. Harmeet Dhillon says: prove it. That’s the standoff now playing out between the Justice Department and Governor Mikie Sherrill, and it isn’t going away quietly. Dhillon, the DOJ’s top civil rights official, has given Sherrill five business days to hand over detailed records on some 6,600 people
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In Los Angeles this week, on the floor of a vast 144,000-square-foot ballot processing center, the work stations sat largely empty. Outside, the days passed. Inside, the ballots waited. This is California
A senior Justice Department official — a career attorney with decades inside the institution — sent a quiet, anxious email two days after the FBI’s August 2022 raid on Mar-a-Lago. She hadn’t
On Monday, the Justice Department announced that Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong — a longtime California voting activist — has agreed to plead guilty to felony charges stemming from what prosecutors describe as
The reckoning has come to the Hoover Building. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has dismissed at least 10 agents and analysts who worked on Jack Smith’s classified documents investigation of President Donald
