The US Justice Department says it will not charge two white Cleveland police officers who fatally shot Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old Black boy, in 2014.

US President-elect Joe Biden will not discuss allegations about his son, Hunter, with candidates for the attorney general position, an aide says.

The incumbent president appears to have gone on a federal killing spree, executing more prisoners since he's been in power than all other state executions combined, making him responsible for more executions than any other modern president.

A new US execution rule, which goes into effect on December 24, gives the lame-duck president days before Joe Biden takes office.

Former US Navy intelligence officer and convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard is cleared to move to Israel despite a life-term sentence.

Death rate of inmates in largest US prisons surge since the Trump administration rose to power, a report finds.

The US Justice Department threatens to withhold federal funding from anti-racism protest-hit cities amid crackdown.

The US Justice Department on Wednesday set Aug. 26 as the execution date for a convicted killer in what would be the fourth federal execution this summer.

"Shame on you," scolded House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-NY, who led the contentious, daylong hearing.

The American Academy of Diplomacy cautions US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to “ensure equal treatment” of Black, Hispanic and other minority diplomats returning home.