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Todd Blanche is the U.S. Attorney General, in office since August 8, 2026. Information as of Oct. 13, 2026.
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Supreme Court Refuses to Let the Trump Administration Enforce Its Policy Ending Hormone Therapy for Transgender Federal InmatesThe Supreme Court on Oct. 21 denied the Trump administration's request to stay a court order blocking the Bureau of Prisons' 2026 policy ending hormone therapy and social accommodations for inmates with gender dysphoria. Justices Thomas and Alito would have granted the stay.
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20 Senate Democrats Ask Blanche What Law Lets the Justice Department Stop Enforcing the Ban on Dealer Handgun Sales to Those Under 21Twenty Senate Democrats asked Attorney General Todd Blanche for the legal authority behind the Justice Department's decision to stop enforcing the federal ban on licensed dealers selling handguns to people aged 18 to 20, a law Congress has not repealed.
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Justice Department Opens Fraud Tip Rewards of $10,000 to $30,000, Paid When Charges Are Unsealed, as Vance's Fraud Drive Reaches the PublicThe Justice Department posted terms Oct. 20 for a three-year pilot paying $10,000 to $30,000 per tip that leads to unsealed criminal charges for health care or federal benefits fraud, the newest step in the drive Vice President Vance leads.
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“Aiders and Abettors to a Federal Crime”: Justice Department Warns California Officials They Could Be Prosecuted for Counting Ballots From 20,000 Voters It Calls Likely NoncitizensThe Justice Department warned California and Los Angeles County election officials on Oct. 16 that counting mail ballots from 20,000 people it calls likely noncitizens could make them “aiders and abettors to a federal crime.” The state says no evidence was provided.
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Justice Department Charges 16 Noncitizens With Voting — Most of Them Green-Card Holders, One Accused of Voting in Seven Elections Since 2008 — Its Third Batch of 16 in 12 DaysThe Justice Department on Oct. 16, 2026, announced charges against 16 noncitizens — 10 in North Carolina, 5 in New York, 1 in Idaho — accused of voting or falsely claiming citizenship to register. 15 are lawful permanent residents.
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BREAKING: Nine FBI Agents and Analysts Fired for Their Roles in the Trump Classified Documents Probe Sue Kash Patel to Get Their Jobs Back: “They Were Fired Because They Did Their Jobs”Nine former FBI agents, analysts and staff operations specialists who worked on the Trump classified documents case sued Kash Patel, Todd Blanche, the FBI and the Justice Department on Oct. 15, saying their February firings were unlawful political retribution.
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Justice Department Charges 64 Noncitizens With Illegal Voting in 17 States as the Midterms NearThe Justice Department has charged 64 foreign nationals with illegal voting and related crimes in 17 states in about five weeks, led by Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Texas. The cases, the laws, the evidence on how often noncitizens vote, and what it means for Nov. 3.
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