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Third-country deportations temporarily permitted by Supreme Court as challenge proceeds

Supreme Court temporarily permits third country deportations while legal challenge continues. Major development in immigration policy enforcement.

Trump illegally fired Seattle’s U.S. attorney, judge rules

Federal judge rules Trump illegally fired Seattle's U.S. attorney in landmark decision. Learn about the court's findings and implications for executive

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Justice Department Announces Charges and Guilty Pleas Involving 12 Individuals for Election Crimes

Justice Department announces charges and guilty pleas for 12 individuals involved in election crimes. Get the latest on federal prosecution efforts.

Justice Department finds UCLA law school illegally used race in admissions

Justice Department finds UCLA law school violated federal law by illegally using race in admissions decisions. Full details on the investigation.

Feds accuse 10 foreigners of illegal voting, registration fraud in Minnesota

Federal authorities accuse 10 foreigners of illegal voting and registration fraud in Minnesota. Details on the charges and investigation unfold.

Supreme Court to decide on Trump mail voting order after parties make their case

Supreme Court decide on Trump's mail voting order as parties present arguments. Latest updates on the high-stakes legal battle over election rules.

Federal judge delays ruling on White House ban on CNN, Politico and MS NOW

Federal judge delays decision on White House ban affecting CNN, Politico and MSNBC. Court weighs press access restrictions in landmark case.

An Indian grandfather who cast a ballot in Texas is one of 70 noncitizens arrested for illegal voting

An Indian grandfather cast a ballot illegally in Texas and was arrested with 69 other noncitizens. Learn about the voting fraud crackdown details.

Virginia tech firm’s CEO, Russian national charged with hiding firm’s Russian ties from U.S. government

Virginia tech firm CEO and Russian national face federal charges for concealing the company's Russian connections from U.S. government authorities.

Justice Department charges Utah postal worker for dumping mail ballots in trash during state primary

Justice Department charges Utah postal worker with discarding mail ballots during state primary. Federal case highlights election security concerns.

Justice Department indicts former postal worker for tossing out mail-in ballots in Utah

Justice Department indicts former Utah postal worker for discarding mail-in ballots. Federal charges filed over election mail tampering incident.

DOJ defends Trump ban of 3 news outlets, says White House access is a ‘privilege — not a right’

DOJ defends Trump news outlet ban, arguing White House access is a privilege. Three media organizations face restrictions amid press freedom debate.

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