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Department of Justice
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Uber caught in DOJ lawsuit over disability discrimination: Why it could reshape ride-hailing policies in the U.S.
Find out how Uber’s alleged violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act is sparking a landmark DOJ lawsuit over disabled riders in the U.S.
Norfolk Southern settles with DOJ—Amtrak wins dispatch priority on Crescent Route
Norfolk Southern’s DOJ settlement finally gives Amtrak dispatch priority—see what this means for rail investors, passengers, and policy watchers.
DOJ publishes 300-page Ghislaine Maxwell interview transcripts, sparking backlash
Find out how DOJ-released 300+ pages of Ghislaine Maxwell transcripts reveal denials of a “client list” and survivor outrage over revisionist claims.
Could the DOJ derail Disney’s game-changing ESPN–NFL deal? What’s at stake for fans and media giants
Discover how regulators are scrutinising the August 2025 ESPN–NFL media deal, its full implications, and what the DOJ’s decision could mean for fans.
UnitedHealth to divest 164 home health and hospice sites to win DOJ approval for $3.3bn Amedisys deal
UnitedHealth Group will divest 164 hospice and home health facilities to secure its $3.3 billion Amedisys deal—see what this means for healthcare competition and strategy.
DOJ clears HPE’s $14bn Juniper deal with WLAN divestiture and AI licensing safeguards
DOJ clears HPE’s $14B Juniper deal with divestment and AI licensing safeguards. Read how this shapes AI networking and competition.
Deportation twist: Trump wants to send Abrego Garcia to a third country—before his U.S. trial even ends
Trump officials plan to deport Abrego Garcia to a third country before trial concludes. Find out how courts, lawyers, and ICE are handling this unprecedented legal standoff.
Teen charged after Tesla Cybertrucks firebombed in Kansas City arson shocker
A 19-year-old is charged with firebombing Tesla Cybertrucks in Kansas City. Find out how the DOJ and FBI are responding to rising anti-Tesla attacks.
DOJ fights judge’s order to bring back deported man as new MS-13 links surface
DOJ appeals order to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia while releasing MS-13 documents; legal clash raises questions over deportation, due process, and executive power.
Title IX under fire: Trump sues Maine for letting transgender girls compete in female sports
Trump administration sues Maine over its transgender athlete policy, escalating national Title IX battle over gender identity in women’s school sports.