Justice Department
Credit Suisse Faces Renewed Push To Investigate Whistleblower Claims They Violated Plea Deal
A whistleblower informed the Justice Department that Credit Suisse was still managing tax-dodging accounts months after it pled guilty in 2014. Former bankers demand DOJ finally take action.
Two Years After Assange's Arrest, Biden Can End Trump's Assault On Press Freedom
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been detained at the high-security Belmarsh prison in London for two years.
Drone Whistleblower Charged With Violating Espionage Act Pleads Guilty
Daniel Hale, who revealed information on the targeted assassination program while President Barack Obama was in office, will be sentenced in July
The US Justice Department's Failure To Notify Contracted Employees Of Whistleblower Rights Is 'Systemic Issue'
Assange Prosecution, Launched By Trump Justice Department, Will Continue Under Biden
A Justice Department spokesperson indicated officials have no plans to abandon a case widely viewed as a threat to global press freedom
US Justice Department Tries To Stifle Alleged WikiLeaks Source's Challenge To Cruel Confinement
Metropolitan Correctional Center New York (Photo: Bureau of Prisons)
The United States Justice Department is attempting to foil former CIA engineer
Joshua Schulte's challenge to his harsh confinement conditions at the
Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles Jacob argued in a letter