US Department of Justice

FBI arrests New York resident at JFK after attempt to join ISIS

A criminal complaint was filed, showing Syed Aman's support for ISIS on social media and that he planned to fly out of the US to wage a war on behalf of ISIS. 

Too little, too late: Why the US delayed charging Hamas for decades

After decades of delay, the US finally charges Hamas. But why now?

By ELI FEDERMAN
08/09/2024

Pakistani man charged over alleged New York City plot to target Jews on October 7 anniversary

Khan told two undercover law enforcement officers of his plans to create "a real offline cell" of Islamic State supporters to carry out an attack, the indictment alleged.

By REUTERS
07/09/2024

US seizes over 30 websites used in massive Russian 'Doppelganger' disinformation campaign

The US Justice Department accused First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Sergei Kiriyenko of using the domains to spread Russian government propaganda covertly.

  An armed Hamas terrorist; US Department of Justice seal (illustrative).

Bringing Hamas to justice: Why US charges are an important step

In a groundbreaking move, the US Department of Justice has unsealed terrorism charges against top Hamas officials. How will this impact Hamas' operations and international standing?

US files criminal charges against Hamas leadership, including Sinwar

The US has charged several Hamas leaders for the October 7 attacks, with the DOJ accusing top officials of terrorism, and marking America's first criminal step in holding Hamas accountable.

04/09/2024

Jordanian citizen attacks US power facility over Israel support

A solar power facility in Orlando was one of many businesses targeted for supporting Israel by a Jordanian citizen residing in Florida.

Ethically bankrupt: The US needs to take a serious look at corrupt courts

The Congress and president must share blame for not demanding – and imposing, if necessary – higher standards on US courts.

Dept. of Education Office of Civil Rights releases guidance on discrimination regulations

The new guidance comes in light of an uptick in Title VI complaints.

Feds bust Montana man for super-sheep semen scheme

Arthur “Jack” Schubarth, 80, of Vaughn, Montana, conspired with at least five other people to import genetic material from foreign sheep species, clone it, and breed new species for trophy hunters.

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