United States Department of Justice
Organization GovernmentUS Department of Justice investigates and enforces federal laws
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The United States Department of Justice is a federal executive department responsible for enforcing federal laws and protecting American citizens from various threats. Recently, they have been in the news for investigating high-profile cases involving former FBI director James Comey, financier Jeffrey Epstein, and the Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell. The department has also dropped an investigation into Fed chairman Jerome Powell and faced criticism for mixed messaging on Epstein's case. Additionally, they have opened a probe into the NFL over anticompetitive practices. These developments highlight the department's ongoing efforts to uphold justice and protect the public interest.
Last updated: May 3, 2026
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