@ganjansen: I focus on the departments of Justice and Homeland Security -- and anything else that comes up -- for USA Today.
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By: Bart Jansen
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg sued Jim Jordan alleging unconstitutional interference with the investigation and prosecution of Donald Trump.
By: Bart Jansen
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis warned of a grand jury decision about a potential indictment against Donald Trump in July or August.
By: Bart Jansen
Donald Trump juggled developments this week in five legal cases simmering against him, from the E. Jean Carroll defamation case to grand jury probes.
Jared Wise, a former FBI supervisory special agent, was charged with entering the Capitol and shouting abusive language during the riot.
By: Bart Jansen
Steve Bannon, Donald Trump's former political strategist, appealed his conviction for contempt of Congress by arguing executive privilege.
By: Bart Jansen
As the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund adds more names to its honor wall, a police union urges inclusion of those who died by suicide.
By: Bart Jansen
An IRS agent told Congress his 'entire investigative team' was removed from the Hunter Biden inquiry.
By: Bart Jansen
The Justice Department announced charges in five cases Tuesday to prevent Russia, China and Iran from obtaining sensitive U.S. technology.
By: Bart Jansen
A New York judge set Donald Trump's criminal trial for March on charges he falsified business records to pay hush money.
By: Bart Jansen
Prosecutors seek one of the longest Jan. 6 sentences for the man photographed with his feet on a desk in Nancy Pelosi's office. He is a retired firefighter and bull rider.
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