Josh Gerstein

George W. Bush appointee Richard Leon allowed the below-ground construction to continue.

The bitter showdown follows President Donald Trump’s call to impeach Judge James Boasberg.

Incremental wins at the court give the White House confidence to go further.

Court says government’s retention and use of law professor Daniel Richman’s data appears to have been illegal.

Lower courts across the country have blocked the policy.

DOJ’s No. 2 official said says prosecutors see "inconsistency" in attorneys’ private pleas and public commentary.

The judge’s order lifting the funding ban applies to 22 states and D.C.

The court’s ruling could have broad implications for pregnancy centers across the country.

The department could forgo an appeal of Lindsey Halligan’s disqualification and instead seek to bring new charges against James Comey and Letitia James.

The judges ruled that the president’s arguments “were indeed frivolous.”

The disclosure adds a wrinkle to the murky timeline surrounding the unprecedented deportation effort.

It was the last remaining prosecution he faced over his efforts to subvert the 2020 election.

A judge concluded Halligan’s appointment violated laws that limit the ability of DOJ to install top prosecutors without Senate confirmation.

Here’s a look at the most pertinent questions following the dismissal of the cases against James Comey and Letitia James — and what might come next.

In the lawsuit, Joseph Schnitt claims he was secretly recorded during private conversations with a woman he met on Hinge.

States will have a chance to block the move before it takes full effect.

POLITICO’s guide to the Justice Department’s release of the long-awaited Epstein files.

A judge said the Trump administration’s bid to deport the Salvadoran man could be tripped up by 2019 “mistake.”

The judge also appeared puzzled after a lead prosecutor said he couldn’t reveal whether career attorneys initially recommended against charging the former FBI director.

Boasberg said he intends to receive testimony from a DOJ attorney who was fired in April and has since accused his superiors of flouting court orders related to the deportation flights.