United States — United States Department of Justice & NPR

United States — United States Department of Justice: The United States — United States Department of Justice>>>, under the Donald Trump>>> administration, has removed news releases related to January 6 prosecutions from its website, calling them 'partisan propaganda'. It also created a fund to compensate those it deems unjustly prosecuted and moved to vacate convictions and dismiss cases against members of the Proud Boys>>> and Oath Keepers>>>.

NPR: NPR>>> maintains a comprehensive database and visual archive of the January 6 prosecutions, which has been used by various parties, and is taking legal action to obtain additional video evidence.

United States — United States Department of Justice: The United States — United States Department of Justice has opened an investigation into George Santos's alleged insider trading on Kalshi, following a referral from Kalshi itself. This demonstrates the department's role in enforcing financial regulations.

NPR: NPR was among the first to report on the investigation into George Santos's prediction market trades, serving as a key media outlet for this news.

United States — United States Department of Justice: The DOJ is not directly involved in this trial, but its role in enforcing federal laws like COPPA is relevant.

NPR: NPR is a news outlet reporting on the trial, but is not an actor in the event.

NPR: NPR reported on the deletion of up to 16 photos from the United States — United States Department of Justice website.

NPR: NPR reported on the removal of up to 16 photos from the United States — United States Department of Justice website.

NPR: NPR, along with Roger Sollenberger, initially reported on the missing records from the Jeffrey Epstein files.