The DOJ’s lawsuit against Virginia comes after Youngkin announced on Aug. 7 that election officials had removed 6,303 noncitizens from the state’s voter rolls since Jan. 2022.

Meanwhile, the Justice Department is suing to stop Virginia from removing voters from rolls too close to the election. I caught up with USA TODAY Justice Department Correspondent Bart Janson for more.

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The US Justice Department filed a lawsuit against California on Wednesday for allowing transgender athletes to compete in ...

DOJ sues Virginia for allegedly purging voters too close to election The system has already faced lawsuits from several immigration rights groups.

A D.C. store owner pepper sprayed by a man yelling about COVID-19, another store owner punched by a man who said he hated ...

The DOJ is suing four Democrat-led states for pushing climate laws it says are unconstitutional and dangerous to America’s energy independence.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) sued the US District Court for the District of Maryland and all 15 of its judges Tuesday over an order issued last month that automatically blocks for two business days ...

The DOJ sued four New Jersey cities Thursday for allegedly obstructing federal immigration authorities with their sanctuary policies, The Post can exclusively reveal.

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday filed a complaint against the state of New York, specifically challenging policies the state has in place that prevent federal immigration officers from ...

A President Donald Trump appointee who prosecuted white supremacists over a deadly Charlottesville rally and had the backing of Democratic senators will preside over a Justice Department lawsuit ...

The Department of Justice is filing a lawsuit against the State of Washington over a law requiring clergy to report child abuse, even if the information comes from confession.