On Oct. 25, the attorney general decided in Matter of Castillo-Perez that two or more DUI convictions during the statutory period could affect an applicant’s good moral character determination. Keep Reading
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is expected to leave the Justice Department in mid-March, according to a Justice Department official who spoke to CNN Monday. Keep Reading
Couple Elizabeth Lecron and Vincent Armstrong were allegedly planning an "upscale mass murder" at a Toledo bar. The pair were nabbed in an FBI sting. Keep Reading
“This website was last updated on December 21, 2018 and will not be updated until after funding is enacted,” reads a message on the CBP website. Keep Reading
The alleged hackers, Zhu Hua and Zhang Shilong, are accused of working in a cybersecurity community officially designated as the Advanced Persistent Threat Group 10. Keep Reading
Cookie retailer also agreed to future DOJ inspection and reporting requirements and will send “certain employees” to attend anti-discrimination training. Keep Reading
DOJ "does its level-best to bring charges whenever it can to combat what really is domestic terrorism in a sense that its acts intended to coerce or intimidate the civilian population." Keep Reading
Michael Christopher Estes told law enforcement that the devices were part of a training exercise. Keep Reading
GAO says several departments and component agencies need to address gaps in their IT budgeting policies and procedures, demonstrate implementation of OMB requirements, and establish procedures to ensure IT budgets are informed by reliable cost information. Keep Reading
Amor M. Ftouhi, of Quebec, faces life in prison for three charges including violence at an international airport and interference with airport security. Keep Reading