State attorneys general have a higher profile than in years past, thanks to lawsuits against the federal government and private companies.

The Republican-led Senate voted Wednesday to confirm Todd Blanche as deputy attorney general, placing President Donald ...

Bradley Bondi, brother of Pam Bondi, is running for president of Washington’s bar association, which may consider complaints ...

Forty years ago today, Edwin Meese III took the oath of office as the United States' 75th attorney general. Gary Lawson and I argue in a new book, The Meese Revolution: The Making of a ...

Target has been sued by Florida's attorney general and America First Legal. The lawsuit claims the company concealed the financial risks of its DEI initiatives and 2023 Pride Month merchandise ...

Attorney General Bondi, as the decision to drop criminal bribery charges against Mayor Adams convulses the Department of Justice, has been conspicuously — even mysteriously — scarce. That posture ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday officially named his former chief of staff, James Uthmeier, as Florida’s attorney general, handing the state’s top law enforcement role to a trusted aide who has ...

A career prosecutor, Cunha has not said what he plans to do next. R.I. Attorney General Peter Neronha, a former US attorney himself, has suggested Cunha should run for attorney general.

Cunha's office announced his resignation late Monday, noting that he has already tendered a letter of resignation to Trump and the attorney general on Feb. 7, indicating his intention to leave office.

including acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove and interim U.S. Attorney Ed Martin, to launch a formal criminal investigation into an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) funding initiative ...

TALLAHASSEE - With Gov. Ron DeSantis describing him as a "bulldog," James Uthmeier was elevated Monday to become Florida attorney general after serving as the governor's chief of staff.

President Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order declaring that only the attorney general or the president, instead of federal regulators or bureaucrats, can speak for the U.S. when ...