In a letter to Rep. Robert Garcia, White House counsel Will Scharf argued that threats and abusive subpoenas in congressional investigations could cross into crime. Garcia says Congress will not be intimidated.
The House sent eight proposed impeachment articles to the Judiciary Committee, blocking an immediate decision on the allegations against Pete Hegseth.
Democratic leaders want a judge to stop what they call a federal pressure campaign on state election officials, as the DOJ's fight with California heats up before the midterms.
Federal judges keep siding with the states as the Justice Department presses ahead with a sweeping, contested bid to collect Americans' sensitive voter data.
A Central Florida congressman already facing an ethics probe and a ballot fight now has federal investigators looking into his finances too.
The acting attorney general wanted a routine confirmation. Instead, he got survivors in the room, senators from his own party demanding answers, and an admission that his department got things wrong.
