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DOJ Subpoenas New York Times Freelancer Over North Korea Report

The move signals expanded use of grand-jury tools to seek reporters' contacts, risking new legal tests of source protections.

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Blanche Nomination Hangs on Two GOP Senators After Hedged Answers and Survivor Backlash

Blanche Faces Senate Test Over Epstein Records, $1.8B Fund and DOJ Independence

FBI Orders Nationwide Analyst Push in Georgia 2020 Probe as Reports Say Two Atlanta Analysts Were Dismissed

Grassley Releases DOJ Messages Showing Security Lapses in Jack Smith’s Office

Judge Keeps Epstein‑Files Lawsuit Alive as 1,200+ Ex‑DOJ Staff Urge Senate to Reject Todd Blanche

Justice Department Finalizes Second Settlement With Michael Flynn

White House Weighs ‘250 Pardons for 250 Years’ Proposal

John Yoo Will Advise Miami DOJ Probe as Constitutional Consultant

Live Nation Says CEO Spoke With Trump Before DOJ Settlement

DOJ Withdraws Grand‑Jury Subpoenas for Washington Post and Wall Street Journal Reporters

FBI Report Links Stephen Miller to Origins of DOJ Case Against the SPLC

Boris Epshteyn Solidifies Role as Trump’s Inner Counsel and Power Broker

Trump’s Pick Todd Blanche Faces Tight Senate Fight Over Crypto Ties and Epstein Files

Trump Nominates Todd Blanche as U.S. Attorney General

DOJ 'Grand Conspiracy' Inquiry Led by Kash Patel Is Exposed

Trump Keeps Door Open to Payouts After DOJ Says $1.8 Billion Fund Is Dead

DOJ Expands Criminal Case, Says SPLC Secretly Routed Millions to KKK Informants

DOJ Says $1.8 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund Is Not Moving Forward as Courts Keep It Blocked

Trump to Nominate Todd Blanche as Attorney General