The attorney general's recent memo indicates journalists who receive classified information could face Justice Department subpoenas and search warrants.

Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a memorandum updating Department of Justice (DOJ) policy for “obtaining information from, or ...

Senate Democrats had a legislative path to shield journalists and their sources from surveillance and subpoenas. They didn’t ...

The FCC is investigating several media companies, the administration is working to shut down Voice of America and other ...

Trial for 2016 Kardashian robbery begins Almost nine years after reality TV star Kim Kardashian was bound, gagged and robbed ...

The head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division said she's happy to see hundreds of attorneys leave her ...

Democrats say the arrests of Judges Cano and Dugan violate the separation of powers, but other judges were also prosecuted in ...

The Justice Department is intensifying its crackdown on leaks, with AG Pam Bondi allowing prosecutors to use subpoenas and ...

Brent Kendall is the Law Bureau Chief for The Wall Street Journal. A longtime legal affairs reporter, he has covered the Supreme Court and lower courts across the country, as well as the Justice ...

The policy implemented under the Biden administration attempted to block the DOJ from seizing records from reports and media ...

Trump’s Federal Communications Commission’s chair Brendan Carr has launched probes into public broadcasters and revived ...

The old policy was put forward by Biden’s Attorney General, Merrick Garland, in 2021, after Biden’s team revealed that the outgoing first Trump administration had secretly acquired phone records from ...