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John Rathbun, 37, was convicted on explosives charges after he lit and placed a homemade firebomb at the entrance of a Jewish nursing home last year.

The Department of Justice said Jakob Nieves, who also goes by the name Dakota, was sentenced to 30 years in prison and five years of supervised release after she admitted in 2020 to sexually abusing two kids under the age of four.

E. Jean Carroll previously accused former President Donald Trump of raping her in a dressing room in a Bergdorf Goodman store.

The Department of Justice said Tyler Washington, 26, was sentenced to 121 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to possessing over 5,000 images and videos depicting sexual exploitation of children.

The Department of Justice said Kyle William O’Brien, 28, shared images depicting sexual abuse of children to a woman he met online in a dating app.

A 24-year-old California man allegedly spent $13,000 in bitcoin to arrange his ex's murder and then wired an additional $1,000 to the supposed hitman, who was actually an undercover agent.

A 40-year-old former school nurse in Tennessee has been arrested and faces child pornography charges after over 700 images of minor girls were discovered in his devices.

Anthony Barry pled guilty to overcharging Martha McSally by more than $115,000 while serving as her deputy campaign manager.

Alvaro Castillo was sentenced Monday to 60 years in prison for production, transportation and possession of child pornography.

Nicole Poole Franklin admitted to striking two children with her vehicle after believing they were of foreign descent.

Federal authorities arrested Nicholas Skulstad, who allegedly drove into an MTA vehicle and then threw himself against a police car after threatening an officer and claiming to be Jesus.

Regulators are concerned the partnership could stifle competition in the U.S. Northeast.

Edward Schimenti was sentenced to 162 months in prison after he was convicted of conspiring to provide material support to ISIS and for making false statements to the FBI.

A 24-year-old Corpus Chisti, Texas resident was found in possession of child pornography at his residence.

To celebrate National Law Enforcement Day this Saturday, here are 10 ways to express gratitude to local law enforcement officers.

Trump's treasury unveils new regulation forcing infrastructure to track identities

The government of Brazil joined forces with the U.S. in targeting piracy websites and apps that are illegally streaming thousands of TV shows and films, including those that have not been released yet.

The case can now proceed in efforts to force Trump to provide a DNA sample and testify on the rape allegations

The Justice Department filed a motion in September asking to take over as Trump's defense and have the lawsuit moved to federal court.

The Department of Justice cited rising gun and violent crime rates, changes and cuts to policing, and failure to prosecute protesters as reasons for the designations.

Blue Bell pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts in a criminal case filed by the Justice Department. Here's why.

The Department of Justice on Wednesday charged five Chinese nationals involved in a global hacking campaign targeting software development companies, telecommunications firms and nonprofits, among others.

The DOJ opened a criminal investigation of John Bolton to determine whether he mishandled classified information for his Trump-critical book.

Feds file to replace Trump's personal attorneys in a defamation suit by writer E. Jean Carroll related to her sexual assault allegations against the president.

Casey Crowther received $2 million from the PPP and split the remaining loan between multiple personal and business accounts after buying a boat.

Flynn's casel will be sent back to Judge Emmet Sullivan for consideration after Flynn's legal team failed to have him reassigned from the case.

Egor Igorevich Kriuchkov was charged with conspiracy for trying to convince an employee of a Nevada company to install malware on the firm's computer network.

Following the Mueller investigation’s conclusion in 2019, Attorney General William Barr initiated a Justice Department investigation of the investigation.

The Department of Justice is accusing Yale University of long-standing and illegal discrimination by favoring African-American and Hispanic applicants to the detriment of white and Asian Americans.