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Trump DOJ drops case against Texas doctor who blew whistle on transgender medicine for minors

The case against transgender medicine whistleblower Dr. Eithan Haim was dismissed with prejudice, offering complete vindication

The Associated Press on MSN · 13h

DOJ drops case against Texas doctor charged with leaking transgender care data

Dr. Eithan Haim pleaded not guilty in June to four counts of wrongfully obtaining individually identifiable health information, saying outside the

New York Post on MSN · 14h

DOJ drops charges against Texas doc who blew whistle on kids’ secret sex-change surgeries

The federal case against a Texas doctor accused of illegally leaking that a Houston hospital was secretly performing transgender surgeries on kids was dropped Friday — weeks before trial was set to begin.

Trump DOJ Makes Supreme Court Move

Newsweek on MSN · 13h

Student Loan Forgiveness Update: Trump DOJ Makes Supreme Court Move

During former President Joe Biden's administration, more than 5 million Americans saw their student debt forgiven.

The Hill on MSN · 15h

Trump’s DOJ asks Supreme Court to freeze cases on student debt, environment

President Trump’s Justice Department on Friday asked the Supreme Court to freeze four pending cases implicating the environment or student debt as the new administration considers reversing the regulatory decisions underlying the lawsuits.

USA TODAY on MSN · 13h

Trump administration asks Supreme Court to pause EPA and student debt cases

Justice officials have not said if they will change position on cases that have been argued but not decided, including one on gender-affirming care.

DOJ, Presidency of Donald Trump

The Washington Post on MSN · 2d

DOJ threatens to prosecute local officials over immigration enforcement

U.S. attorneys’ offices were told to investigate any official who defies federal immigration enforcement efforts and consider prosecuting them.

POLITICO on MSN · 1d

Democratic AGs push back against DOJ's immigration enforcement directive

Democratic attorneys general are vowing to sue the Trump administration if the Department of Justice follows through on a recent directive requiring some local law enforcement to participate in federal immigration crackdowns.

Yahoo · 1d

DOJ threatens local officials on migrant crackdown

The Justice Department directed federal prosecutors Wednesday to investigate and potentially file criminal charges against state and local officials deemed to be "resisting, obstructing and otherwise failing to comply" with the Trump administration's ramped-up migrant deportation efforts.

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DOJ limits enforcement of law protecting reproductive health centers

The Trump administration has directed federal prosecutors to limit enforcement of a federal law safeguarding abortion centers ...

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Trump hiring freeze prompts DOJ to pull job offers in AG's honors program: report

The U.S. Department of Justice's Attorney General's Honors Program is rescinding job offers to new lawyers from top law ...

After removing veteran officials, new DOJ leadership tries to calm rattled national security team

Newly installed DOJ officials on Wednesday tried to ease concerns within the National Security Division after two of their ...

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Worcester paid more than $250k for lawyer who slammed DOJ police report

The City of Worcester paid more than $250,000 to a lawyer who pushed back on the Department of Justice's findings in its ...

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DOJ ends investigation into KCFD discrimination one day after President Trump took office

The U.S Department of Justice had been investigating employment practices at the Kansas City Fire Department for three years ...

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Former top DOJ immigration official says she was removed with no explanation

A former top DOJ immigration official who was removed from her position by new leadership tells ABC News that she did not ...

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DOJ focus on ‘sanctuaries’ follows prison threats by Miller’s group

America First Legal sent letters to local officials across the country in December warning of prison sentences if they don’t ...

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Jan. 6 Convicts Get Support From DOJ to Enter Washington, D.C.

The DOJ compared the Capitol rioters to Jim Biden and General Mark Milley, neither of whom have been charged with crimes.

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