Department of Justice

A number of subpoenas issued and actions taken indicate the DOJ's investigation into the former president is heating up.

Trump's "pattern of conduct" makes it possible he's still hiding classified docs, the Oversight Committee chair said.

The Senate Judiciary Committee will probe claims that Trump sought to pressure prosecutors to go after his enemies.

The Department of Justice says that Trump, "as the party requesting the special master," should bear all the costs.

If Judge Aileen Cannon doesn't issue a stay by next week, the DOJ will ask an appeals court to issue one instead.

"Efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government’s investigation," the DOJ's legal document says.

The senator's words “straddle the line between warning and threat,” one commentator noted.

Even the unredacted allegations provide overwhelming evidence that serious crimes were committed.

The Department of Justice sued Idaho, saying the law violated federal protections for patients needing emergency care.

The email debunks Trump’s claim that he was "working and cooperating with the relevant government agencies."