The Justice Department plans to create a path for people with criminal convictions to own guns again, an issue that became contentious at the agency when officials there ...

The move stems from an internal dispute within the DOJ about restoring gun rights to Hollywood actor and director Mel Gibson, a prominent supporter of Trump.

The Justice Department plans to create a process for those with criminal convictions to restore their gun rights, sparking alarm it will return firearms to those convicted of violent crimes.

Connecticut police released body cam footage from the rescue of the man in Waterbury who told first responders he ...

John Oliver reflected on the recent controversy around Mel Gibson on Sunday’s episode of Last Week Tonight. The late-night ...

Last Week Tonight host John Oliver has taken a swipe at Mel Gibson after a Department of Justice attorney suggested the actor ...

John Oliver took a jab at Mel Gibson after the news a high-ranking Justice Dept. attorney was seemingly fired for refusing to ...

John Oliver recently made a few witty remarks about Mel Gibson. The host’s words came following the gun rights controversy of ...

Fired DOJ Official Elizabeth Oyer joins Nicolle Wallace to react to President Donald Trump's speech at the Department of ...

A former Department of Justice lawyer shamed deputy attorney general Todd Blanche for attempting to "bully" after pushing her ...

After the president’s personal lawyers took over the Justice Department, they fired Liz Oyer. She writes about how Trump’s ...

Former DOJ pardon attorney Liz Oyer says she was fired after she refused to restore Mel Gibson's gun rights. Oyer says the ...