The £18m report condemns Countess of Chester Hospital leadership but does not engage with concerns over Lucy Letby's convictions, critics say.
Court convicts 'Mission Impossible' host of running organized drug gang; case sparks debate over Egypt's capital punishment stance
In a verdict that shocks many, a Maltese court clears tycoon in the 2017 car bomb killing of investigative journalist known for exposing corruption.
From denaturalization drives to political retribution, the administration's dual-track legal agenda is reshaping the Justice Department.
An 18-month investigation by The Seattle Times, KUOW, and NPR's Embedded podcast offers the most comprehensive view yet of the chaotic night a Black teenager was killed by a protest movement that thought he was a threat.
Former president drops legal fight, allowing Justice Department to publicize memoir interview tapes amid classified documents probe.
Reports indicate the FBI will no longer probe assaults on ICE agents, sparking outrage and DOJ resignations, while unrelated stories emerge.
Democratic candidate drops out after accusation surfaces, while civil rights attorney Ben Crump takes up case of Mississippi teen found dead after July Fourth weekend.
Former Trump national security adviser admits to retaining national defense information, faces possible prison time.