President Donald Trump’s fraught effort to install political appointees in permanent roles as US attorneys across the country gained momentum this week, as Republicans work to jumpstart a stalled confirmation process in the Senate,

Former Trump lawyer Alina Habba faces an uncertain future as a U.S. attorney after judges voted against extending her term, prompting the Trump DOJ to swiftly fire her replacement.

Alina Habba, whose term as interim U.S. Attorney was set to expire tomorrow night, has been named as acting U.S. Attorney instead, likely allowing her to

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, citing a medical issue, abruptly canceled her appearance at an anti-trafficking event amid public outcry over her handling of the Epstein files and renewed

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and her deputy told President Donald Trump during a meeting in May that his name was in the Epstein files, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing senior administration officials.

The case was part of a joint investigation by the FBI and the Bureau of Prisons Special Investigative Services Unit and was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Eric W. Welch, as said in a press release. Special Agent in charge of the FBI ...

The appointment fills the judicial vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Janet Croom, who retired June 15.

A federal panel of judges opted to replace Alina Habba, New Jersey's controversial interim U.S. Attorney. The White House said it's overruling them.