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In a hard shift, the Trump administration announced the Affordable Care Act should be overturned entirely.

In an interview, telecasted Sunday, Andrew McCabe said Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein initiated a conversation about the possibility of removing Donald Trump from office using the 25th amendment.

The indictment by the Department of Justice was released Tuesday.

Electric car manufacturer is under investigation by the federal government for CEO Elon Musk's infamous "funding secured" statement.

Jho Low has been identified by investigators in Malaysia and the US in connection with a multibillion-dollar graft scandal that embroiled Hollywood.

President Donald Trump denounced the deal when it was first announced in October 2016. The Justice Department said that AT&T's ownership of both DirecTV and Time Warner, especially its Turner subsidiary, would give AT&T unfair leverage against rival pay TV providers that relied on content like CNN and HBO's "Game of Thrones."

The U.S. Department of Justice put the hammer down on email fraud, announcing Monday that it had arrested 74 in connection to cyber crimes.

A Romanian hacker was sentenced to a year in federal prison for deliberately disrupting "World of Warcraft" servers back in 2010.

After a complaint was registered, search warrants were issued and police seized multiple electronic devices from Derrick Joseph Rady's residence containing child pornography. 

A merger between AT&T and Time Warner could result in TV subscription fees increasing by as much as $436 million per year for Americans.

The maker of the mysterious Mac malware Fruitfly was arrested and charged with spying on victims for more than 13 years.

George Garofano, 26, admitted to hacking celebrity iCloud accounts prior to the 2014 leak of their private nude photos.

The controversial publication Project Veritas has published a video purporting to show a Twitter employee displaying political bias and claiming to have unlimited access to user accounts and Trump's direct messages.

A Washington, D.C. court limited a Department of Justice warrant seeking information from Facebook on a number of activists who protested the inauguration of President Donald Trump.

An 18-year-old dark web marketplace vendor was arrested for selling a service offering fake bomb threats and may have been behind threats against schools and Jewish community centers.

The U.S. Department of Justice has narrowed its request in a warrant that demands information on visitors to an anti-Trump website.

The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly discussing conditions with AT&T to allow the telecommunications company's purchase of Time Warner.

Approximately one in four hate crime victims don't believe authorities would help or care.

Former campaign manager is the second member of the presidential campaign to register as a foreign agent after former National Security Advisor Mike Flynn.

Jane Sanders, the wife of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, has hired a lawyer to represent her in the bank fraud case that she faces from the time she was the president of Burlington College.

Special counsel Robert Mueller will be redirecting his efforts to investigate President Donald Trump for obstruction of justice instead of supervising FBI's Russian probe.

If found guilty, Former FBI Director James Comey could face perjury charges that could land him in federal prison for a term of up to five years.

President Donald Trump is reportedly blaming his Attorney General Jeff Sessions for the current blocked status of his revised travel ban executive order.

If five out of nine Supreme Court justices rule in favor of Trump's travel ban, it will go into effect immediately.

A Lithuanian man tricked two U.S. companies into wiring $100 million, authorities say.

The budget eliminates a program Obama tried unsuccessfully to do away with for the fiscal year 2017.

There are an estimated 150,000 students ages 13 to 17 who identify as transgender in the U.S.

The lawsuit was filed against the Federal Bureau of Prisons by workers at the Coleman Federal Correctional Complex outside Orlando.

The unrelated incidents were part of a bloody weekend for the city that left 27 people shot.