Stanford University and University of California schools now in DOJ's crosshairs over affirmative actionThe U.S. DOJ is investigating several universities for compliance with a Supreme Court ruling against race-conscious admissions policies.
Justice department drops discrimination case against Elon Musk's SpaceXThe U.S. Justice Department will dismiss its case against SpaceX for allegedly denying job opportunities to immigrants due to export control laws.
Attorney General Pam Bondi charges 3 in Tesla attacks, vows crackdown on 'domestic terrorism'U.S. Attorney General announced severe charges for three individuals involved in the violent destruction of Tesla properties.
Justice department drops discrimination case against Elon Musk's SpaceXThe U.S. Justice Department will dismiss its case against SpaceX for allegedly denying job opportunities to immigrants due to export control laws.
Attorney General Pam Bondi charges 3 in Tesla attacks, vows crackdown on 'domestic terrorism'U.S. Attorney General announced severe charges for three individuals involved in the violent destruction of Tesla properties.
DOJ still wants Google to part with its Chrome browser as part of antitrust caseGoogle may have to divest its Chrome browser to address antitrust concerns raised by the U.S. Department of Justice.
What Google Off-loading Chrome Would Mean for UsersGoogle's dominance in search and browsing raises concerns over monopolistic behaviors, prompting legal actions for structural changes.
Google may have to divest Android and ChromeThe U.S. Department of Justice may forcibly separate Google's major products to reduce its monopoly and encourage competition in the tech landscape.
Google Ads Antitrust Trial Winds to a CloseGoogle is facing a court case over alleged monopolistic practices in online advertising.
Google faces antitrust trial over ad dominance as US justice department claims anti-competitive tacticsGoogle is accused of anti-competitive practices in display advertising, impacting costs for publishers and advertisers, according to the US Department of Justice.
Google is 'once, twice, three times a monopolist,' says the Justice DepartmentThe U.S. antitrust case against Google centers around its advertising business, with implications for regulation and interpretation of monopoly.
DOJ still wants Google to part with its Chrome browser as part of antitrust caseGoogle may have to divest its Chrome browser to address antitrust concerns raised by the U.S. Department of Justice.
What Google Off-loading Chrome Would Mean for UsersGoogle's dominance in search and browsing raises concerns over monopolistic behaviors, prompting legal actions for structural changes.
Google may have to divest Android and ChromeThe U.S. Department of Justice may forcibly separate Google's major products to reduce its monopoly and encourage competition in the tech landscape.
Google Ads Antitrust Trial Winds to a CloseGoogle is facing a court case over alleged monopolistic practices in online advertising.
Google faces antitrust trial over ad dominance as US justice department claims anti-competitive tacticsGoogle is accused of anti-competitive practices in display advertising, impacting costs for publishers and advertisers, according to the US Department of Justice.
Google is 'once, twice, three times a monopolist,' says the Justice DepartmentThe U.S. antitrust case against Google centers around its advertising business, with implications for regulation and interpretation of monopoly.
Opinion | Farewell, Justice Department IndependenceThe DOJ's dismissal of a corruption indictment against Mayor Adams illustrates a troubling politicization of legal processes.Prosecutors resigned in protest, fearing political motives behind the DOJ's actions.
Kleptocrats to benefit from Trump DoJ's anti-corruption pause, experts warnThe DOJ's rollback on anti-corruption measures may benefit US businesses but threatens ethical global practices.
Opinion | Farewell, Justice Department IndependenceThe DOJ's dismissal of a corruption indictment against Mayor Adams illustrates a troubling politicization of legal processes.Prosecutors resigned in protest, fearing political motives behind the DOJ's actions.
Kleptocrats to benefit from Trump DoJ's anti-corruption pause, experts warnThe DOJ's rollback on anti-corruption measures may benefit US businesses but threatens ethical global practices.
US charges admins of Garantex for allegedly facilitating crypto money laundering for terrorists and hackers | TechCrunchU.S. indicts Garantex officials for money laundering and violating sanctions, linked to extensive criminal activities.
US charges four FIN9-linked hackers after $71 million cybercrime spreeFour alleged members of the FIN9 cybercrime gang have been charged in the US for causing over $71 million in losses through phishing and supply chain attacks.
DOJ indicts North Korean conspirators for remote IT work schemeNorth Korean nationals were indicted for a conspiracy to exploit US companies and funnel profits back to their regime.
MIT students stole $25M in seconds by exploiting ETH blockchain bug, DOJ saysHighly educated brothers executed a rapid $25 million heist by manipulating the ethereum blockchain, challenging its integrity.
Two alleged operators of Anonymous Sudan named, chargedAnonymous Sudan's alleged operators have been publicly identified, marking a significant development in cybercrime prosecution.The indictment reveals extensive cyberattacks on crucial US infrastructures attributed to Anonymous Sudan.
Two Sudanese brothers accused of launching a dangerous series of DDoS attacksTwo Sudanese nationals allegedly carried out over 35,000 global DDoS attacks under the guise of 'hacktivism', causing severe harm and demanding ransoms.
US charges admins of Garantex for allegedly facilitating crypto money laundering for terrorists and hackers | TechCrunchU.S. indicts Garantex officials for money laundering and violating sanctions, linked to extensive criminal activities.
US charges four FIN9-linked hackers after $71 million cybercrime spreeFour alleged members of the FIN9 cybercrime gang have been charged in the US for causing over $71 million in losses through phishing and supply chain attacks.
DOJ indicts North Korean conspirators for remote IT work schemeNorth Korean nationals were indicted for a conspiracy to exploit US companies and funnel profits back to their regime.
MIT students stole $25M in seconds by exploiting ETH blockchain bug, DOJ saysHighly educated brothers executed a rapid $25 million heist by manipulating the ethereum blockchain, challenging its integrity.
Two alleged operators of Anonymous Sudan named, chargedAnonymous Sudan's alleged operators have been publicly identified, marking a significant development in cybercrime prosecution.The indictment reveals extensive cyberattacks on crucial US infrastructures attributed to Anonymous Sudan.
Two Sudanese brothers accused of launching a dangerous series of DDoS attacksTwo Sudanese nationals allegedly carried out over 35,000 global DDoS attacks under the guise of 'hacktivism', causing severe harm and demanding ransoms.
US Charges 12 Alleged Spies in China's Freewheeling Hacker-for-Hire EcosystemThe US accuses a group of Chinese hackers of extensive cyber espionage targeting multiple global institutions.
US citizen charged with aiding North Korean hackers moonlighting as tech workersThe US Department of Justice charged a Nashville resident for aiding North Korean hackers in gaining positions at US and UK tech firms to steal information and fund DPRK's weapons program.
DOJ indicts Iranians for alleged Trump campaign 'hack-and-leak' schemeIranian hackers targeted Trump's 2020 campaign through cyberattacks, stealing sensitive information and compromising campaign integrity. The US has charged three individuals for their actions.
US Charges 12 Alleged Spies in China's Freewheeling Hacker-for-Hire EcosystemThe US accuses a group of Chinese hackers of extensive cyber espionage targeting multiple global institutions.
US citizen charged with aiding North Korean hackers moonlighting as tech workersThe US Department of Justice charged a Nashville resident for aiding North Korean hackers in gaining positions at US and UK tech firms to steal information and fund DPRK's weapons program.
DOJ indicts Iranians for alleged Trump campaign 'hack-and-leak' schemeIranian hackers targeted Trump's 2020 campaign through cyberattacks, stealing sensitive information and compromising campaign integrity. The US has charged three individuals for their actions.
Trump taps SF legal firebrand to lead civil rights enforcementHarmeet Dhillon has been nominated as assistant attorney general for civil rights under Trump, emphasizing a commitment to protect and enforce civil rights effectively.
Huntington Beach's city attorney joins Trump's Justice DepartmentMichael Gates has transitioned from Huntington Beach city attorney to a new role in the U.S. Department of Justice, supporting Trump's agenda.
Trump taps SF legal firebrand to lead civil rights enforcementHarmeet Dhillon has been nominated as assistant attorney general for civil rights under Trump, emphasizing a commitment to protect and enforce civil rights effectively.
Huntington Beach's city attorney joins Trump's Justice DepartmentMichael Gates has transitioned from Huntington Beach city attorney to a new role in the U.S. Department of Justice, supporting Trump's agenda.
The DEA gave $200,000 to a money launderer called 'the Englishman.' He stole itDaniel Zilke sentenced to seven years for laundering drug money and aiding drug distribution schemes spanning five years.
TD Bank employee arrested and charged in connection with money laundering case | CBC NewsA former TD Bank employee has been charged with facilitating money laundering, linked to a larger investigation resulting in massive fines against the bank.
Samourai Developers Appear Together In Court For First Time At Status ConferenceThe court proceedings for Samourai Wallet developers revealed the complexities of their case and ongoing discovery challenges.
The DEA gave $200,000 to a money launderer called 'the Englishman.' He stole itDaniel Zilke sentenced to seven years for laundering drug money and aiding drug distribution schemes spanning five years.
TD Bank employee arrested and charged in connection with money laundering case | CBC NewsA former TD Bank employee has been charged with facilitating money laundering, linked to a larger investigation resulting in massive fines against the bank.
Samourai Developers Appear Together In Court For First Time At Status ConferenceThe court proceedings for Samourai Wallet developers revealed the complexities of their case and ongoing discovery challenges.
US justice department announces investigation into Tulsa race massacreThe DoJ is conducting a federal investigation into the 1921 Tulsa race massacre, marking a significant step towards addressing historical injustices.
Trump names California Republican Harmeet Dhillon for top civil rights postHarmeet Dhillon's nomination to lead the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division raises concerns about her commitment to traditional civil rights advocacy.
US justice department announces investigation into Tulsa race massacreThe DoJ is conducting a federal investigation into the 1921 Tulsa race massacre, marking a significant step towards addressing historical injustices.
Trump names California Republican Harmeet Dhillon for top civil rights postHarmeet Dhillon's nomination to lead the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division raises concerns about her commitment to traditional civil rights advocacy.
The Adani Group has lost $55 billion in market value since last week's shock indictment of billionaire founderThe Adani Group has lost nearly $55 billion in market value following fraud allegations against its founder and officials.
'The king is back:' Binance billionaire CZ plots life after prisonChangpeng Zhao, founder of Binance, embraces a new chapter after his release from prison, opting to step back from leading the exchange.
The Justice Department says Virginia is illegally striking voters off of voter rollsVirginia election officials are being sued for allegedly violating federal law by improperly updating voter rolls close to elections.
DOJ, Microsoft seize 107 domains used in Russian attacksThe DOJ and Microsoft disrupted Russian hacking operations by seizing domains used for phishing US government agencies and various organizations.
Brooklyn to receive federal resources to prosecute domestic violence offenders with illegal firearmsThe Justice Department is prioritizing Brooklyn to combat domestic violence and illegal firearm possession under the Violence Against Women Act.
Justice Dept. sues Visa for stifling credit and debit card competitionVisa is facing an antitrust lawsuit for monopolistic practices in the debit card market.
US Justice Dept seeks $100m for Baltimore Key bridge collapseThe US Department of Justice is suing the owner and operator of a cargo tanker involved in a deadly bridge collision.
Why the DOJ's Charges Against Hamas Leadership Are Not Just Empty SymbolismDOJ's unsealing of terrorism charges against Hamas leaders is a significant step towards justice for the Oct. 7 attacks.Charges counter false narratives and affirm justice for victims' families.
U.S. Seizes 32 Pro-Russian Propaganda Domains in Major Disinformation CrackdownThe U.S. has taken decisive action against pro-Russian propaganda efforts to protect democratic processes and international support for Ukraine.
The Justice Department sues TikTok for breaking child privacy lawsTikTok faces US DOJ lawsuit for violating child privacy laws.
DOJ lawsuit against TikTok will focus on children's privacyThe U.S. Department of Justice's upcoming lawsuit against TikTok focuses on children's privacy violations rather than misleading adult users about data privacy.
US accuses TikTok of sending personal data to China in new filingThe Department of Justice alleges TikTok shared US user data with China via an internal tool, raising concerns about access to sensitive information.
The Justice Department sues TikTok for breaking child privacy lawsTikTok faces US DOJ lawsuit for violating child privacy laws.
DOJ lawsuit against TikTok will focus on children's privacyThe U.S. Department of Justice's upcoming lawsuit against TikTok focuses on children's privacy violations rather than misleading adult users about data privacy.
US accuses TikTok of sending personal data to China in new filingThe Department of Justice alleges TikTok shared US user data with China via an internal tool, raising concerns about access to sensitive information.
Nvidia faces two DOJ antitrust probes over market dominanceThe US DOJ has initiated two antitrust investigations into Nvidia over its AI business acquisitions and alleged market dominance abuse.
DoJ makes move as AI antitrust storm gathers round NvidiaThe US Department of Justice is investigating Nvidia's acquisition of Run:ai for potential antitrust concerns.
Nvidia faces two DOJ antitrust probes over market dominanceThe US DOJ has initiated two antitrust investigations into Nvidia over its AI business acquisitions and alleged market dominance abuse.
DoJ makes move as AI antitrust storm gathers round NvidiaThe US Department of Justice is investigating Nvidia's acquisition of Run:ai for potential antitrust concerns.
The Elimination Of Boston Condo Buyer Agents Continues Boston Condos For Sale Ford RealtyThe U.S. Department of Justice remains neutral on impending real estate industry changes.Boston condo buyer-agents face challenges due to evolving commission structures and market forces.
US charges 193 people in $2.7bn healthcare fraud crackdownHealthcare fraud crackdown in the US resulted in charges against nearly 200 people for false claims exceeding $2.7 billion, including a $900m scheme in Arizona.
WhisperGate Russian suspect indicted, US offers $10m bountyA Russian citizen indicted by the US for cyberattacks on Ukrainian government and allies could face up to five years in prison.
Julian Assange Reaches Plea Deal With U.S. DoJJulian Assange is now a free man after a plea deal with the U.S. Department of Justice.
January 6 investigation lingers as 2024 election nearsThe investigation into the January 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol continues, with over 1,400 people charged with various crimes.
YouTube critics ask US to probe video site's 'living room dominance' By ReutersCompetition watchdog groups urge U.S. Department of Justice to investigate YouTube's dominance in home entertainment.