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The comedic actor who had roles on “Better Call Saul,” “Arrested Development” and “Bob’s Burgers” is accused of helping in a group assault on police officers.

Justice Clarence Thomas’s 2022 filing was highly anticipated after ProPublica reported on his extensive financial dealings with Texas businessman Harlan Crow.

The Justice Department is suspending a probe into whether Houston failed to adequately combat illegal dumping of waste in Black and Latino neighborhoods.

The Justice Department has closed its investigation into former vice president Mike Pence’s possession of potentially sensitive government documents after leaving office.

New York judge Juan Merchan was appointed to preside over Trump’s 34-count indictment over falsifying business records voted by a grand jury in March.

Special counsel Jack Smith has obtained a 2021 recording in which former president Donald Trump appears to say he has a classified document about Iran, according to people familiar with the matter.

The proceeding in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn is expected to shed light on the Chinese government’s extrajudicial efforts on U.S. soil to try to force Chinese nationals to return against their will.

Lawmaker rejects FBI offer to view an internal bureau document at agency headquarters instead of handing it over to the committee in response to a subpoena.

Investigators believe a Mar-a-Lago employee had a conversation with an IT worker about how the estate's security cameras worked, and how long images were stored.

The filing was in response to a bid by Trump lawyers who want his 34-count indictment to be transferred from state criminal court to a U.S. District Court.

Federal prosecutors sketched out their case against Robert G. Bowers, who is accused of killing 11 people in 2018 in the nation's deadliest antisemitic attack.

What you need to know about the Stormy Daniels case, Mar-a-Lago documents, the Jan. 6 investigations in D.C. and Georgia, the E. Jean Carroll lawsuit and more.

Police departments across the U.S. are struggling to fill their ranks, creating what many officials say is a staffing emergency that threatens public safety.

The Post is following key cases that the Supreme Court will decide in 2023. Here are the major decisions the court is expected to rule on and why they matter.

In an unorthodox legal move, the former president's attorneys asked for a meeting with the attorney general over what they call an "unfair" investigation.

Trump appeared on a video feed at a Manhattan courtroom where a judge warned him that evidence from pretrial discovery is strictly prohibited.

The author and advice columnist recently won a $5 million judgement against former president Donald Trump in a civil sexual assault and defamation case.

As the trial of Robert D. Bowers begins in the shooting deaths of 11 people, residents confront the complicated legacy of the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.