Three Justice Department officials resign following midterms

Three Justice Department officials have now resigned in the wake of a tidal wave of Democratic midterm election wins.

Two top Justice Department officials resign as post-election exodus accelerates

By Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Two top officials at the US Department of Justice resigned on Friday, accelerating an exodus of senior figures from the department following Tuesday's midterm elections,
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Justice Department creates new task force to police AI misuse

The group will coordinate the department’s criminal and civil enforcement efforts involving AI and serve as its main link to the White House’s Super Intelligence Force.

Justice Department's Eisenberg resigns, AG Blanche says

John Eisenberg, the assistant attorney general for the National Security division, has resigned from the US Justice Department, US Attorney General Todd Blanche said on Friday.

Two Justice Department officials resign, including US attorney who oversaw ‘grand conspiracy’ probe

The Justice Department's “grand conspiracy” investigation has proceeded in fits and starts for over a year with repeated setbacks and departures.

Alaska Senate Margin Keeps Justice Department Lawsuit Alive

In the latest count, Democrat Mary Peltola led Republican Senator Dan Sullivan by 637 votes. Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., the retired Petersburg teacher who shares the senator’s name, drew 3,600. That is the exact situation the Justice Department went to court to address: Sullivan trailing by fewer votes than his namesake received.

Justice Department seeks to toss Steve Bannon conviction

The Justice Department has filed a motion Thursday to vacate the contempt of Congress conviction of former White House strategist Steve Bannon.

Justice Department sues Penn State over tuition policy for undocumented students

The Justice Department sued Penn State over its policy allowing some undocumented students who meet Pennsylvania residency requirements to receive in-state tuition, arguing the practice violates federal law and discriminates against U.