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Billionaire Robert Smith reportedly sought out the friendship of the Trumps after paying off Morehouse debts.
Billionaire Robert Smith has reached a $140 million settlement with the DOJ as part of a four-year criminal tax investigation.
A New Jersey postal carrier has been charged by the DOJ for discarding hundreds of pieces of first class mail…
"We need to take away children," former Attorney General Jeff Sessions allegedly told U.S. attorneys in a 2018 conference call.
Portland has had consistent demonstrations, which have sometimes become violent, since George Floyd was killed by police in Minneapolis.
The Justice Department has charged five Chinese citizens with hacks targeting more than 100 companies and institutions in the United…
The Justice Department filed court papers aiming to shift the case into federal court and to substitute the U.S. for…
The Department of Justice declared that Yale University’s admissions process is discriminatory against white and Asian American applicants.
Former Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis is among 10 retired NFL players accused by the Justice Department of criminal…
Civil rights leaders are focusing on the possible outcome of a Supreme Court case that could change the language of…
Presidential candidate Mayor Pete Buttigieg agrees the Justice Dept. should do more to protect civil rights, particularly concerning economic empowerment
Attorney Benjamin Crump discusses how the Department of Justice wants to reinterpret the Civil Rights Act of 1866 to threaten…
Byron Allen—founder and CEO of Entertainment Studios— has a $20 billion dollar lawsuit against Comcast and Charter Communications for racial…
The NAACP says it is closely watching actions of the Trump administration on longstanding civil rights statutes that may have…
Entertainment Studios Chairman and CEO Byron Allen racial discrimination lawsuit against Comcast is bigger than the media industry—it’s about civil
Byron Allen calls out Comcast and Justice Dept. for “institutionalized racism” after new brief filed
Entertainment Studios chairman and CEO Byron Allen blasted the DOJ for seemingly siding with the two defendants in a major…