‘Everyone wants actual accountability,’ attorney for Tulsa Race Massacre survivors says as DOJ visits site
The survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre want the individuals who carried out the violence “to be identified,” an attorney representing them said Thursday, days after the Department of Justice began interviewing survivors and descendants as part of the first-ever federal probe into the Oklahoma massacre.
The Justice Department sued both Virginia and Alabama in the fall, accusing them of violating a ban on purging voters within ...
The U.S. Attorney's Office for Southern Florida supports the DOJ's Election Day Program to ensure election integrity.
The Justice Department has accused an Indian government employee of directing the assassination attempt of a Sikh separatist ...
Money managers that used Western Asset Management Co. to help invest their bond portfolios are being pressed about their ...
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Google is “very likely” to be barred from paying billions to Apple to ensure its search engine is enabled by default on ...
Lawyers for the former head of the Montana Highway Patrol are asking a judge to tell Attorney General Austin Knudsen to stop ...
The U.S. warns Israel to increase humanitarian aid into Gaza. Plus, giant pandas return to the National Zoo. It's all on The ...
FORT WORTH – Sheriff Bill E. Waybourn on Thursday touted a United States Department of Justice review of the Tarrant County ...
The Virginia governor's office is defending itself against what it says is an "unprecedented" lawsuit by the DOJ targeting ...
The DOJ alleges the business discriminated against majority-Black neighborhoods in Birmingham by discouraging residents from ...
McKinsey & Co. is nearing a deal with US prosecutors to pay at least $500 million to settle federal probes into its past work ...
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