A $1.776 billion fund to redress claims of government weaponization was established by the Justice Department as part of a settlement in President Donald J. Trump v. Internal Revenue Service.
A federal court dismissed an environmental lawsuit challenging Sable Offshore Corp.'s Santa Barbara Channel operations, ruling that plaintiffs lacked standing because their asserted injury had no basis in the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act.
A federal jury in the Southern District of Florida convicted Brett Blackman of orchestrating a massive telemarketing scheme that defrauded Medicare and other federal health care programs of more than $1 billion through bogus telemedicine orders and foreign...
The Justice Department sued D.C. disciplinary authorities Wednesday, alleging the bar improperly regulated federal attorneys' official actions and targeted officials based on political disagreement.
The Justice Department has settled a lawsuit alleging the Biden administration coerced Twitter to suppress an American citizen's speech, a move that implements President Trump's executive order on free speech.
A Brooklyn man pleaded guilty to damaging religious property by repeatedly crashing his vehicle into the entrance of the Chabad-Lubavitch World Headquarters, a globally significant Jewish religious institution.
A Brooklyn tax preparer was sentenced Friday to 36 months in prison for her role in a fraud scheme that fraudulently claimed more than $600 million in COVID-19-related employment tax credits.
Sunseeker International Limited and its U.S. subsidiary agreed to pay a $0.20 million fine and implement a compliance plan after admitting to importing yachts containing illegally harvested timber from Myanmar.
The Justice Department announced a $30 million settlement with PayPal Inc. to resolve a fair lending investigation into a discriminatory investment program created for black and minority-owned businesses.
The case originated as a whistleblower lawsuit alleging the facilities billed for therapy based on reimbursement rates rather than patients' clinical needs.
The federal government contends the state's "Immigrant Safety Act" and a city ordinance requiring businesses to notify immigrants of nearby enforcement activity violate the Supremacy Clause and obstruct federal immigration law.
A California-based mobile imaging company agreed to pay at least $8.3 million to resolve allegations it paid above-market fees to cardiologists for patient referrals.
The Justice Department launched its ninth lawsuit in a national campaign to block states from offering in-state tuition and financial aid to undocumented immigrants, arguing the benefits discriminate against U.S. citizens.
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division opened investigations into 36 Illinois school districts to determine if they are teaching sexual orientation and gender ideology content without notifying parents of their right to opt out.
A Missouri property owner spent years allegedly demanding sex from female renters in exchange for housing benefits, federal authorities said.
The drugmaker, which pleaded guilty to federal fraud and kickback charges in 2020, was ordered to pay a criminal fine and forfeiture totaling more than $5 billion.
A federal grand jury charged James Comey with two criminal counts after he posted an image reading "86 47" on Instagram last year.
A company that told federal regulators it knew of only two fire incidents had actually logged at least 16 — and kept selling the units anyway.
The Justice Department’s Scam Center Strike Force announced coordinated enforcement actions targeting transnational criminal organizations operating fraud compounds in Southeast Asia, including the unsealing of criminal complaints against two Chinese nation...