Katie Barlow breaks down some of the top legal stories of the week by discussing the DOJ's request to release the Epstein documents, Trump proceeding to close down the Department of Education, the latest with the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case and more.

Taylor, a Black woman, was shot and killed by Louisville, Kentucky, police officers in March 2020 after they used a no-knock warrant at her home. Her death sparked racial justice protests over the treatment of people of color by police.

The rumor spread amid backlash over the Trump administration's announcement that its review of the Epstein files found no "incriminating client list."

With focus back on investigation into convicted sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein's case, United States Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche has sought a meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell, Attorney General Pam Bondi said Tuesday. Blanche said that he “anticipates” a meeting with Maxwell, former associate of the late financier Epstein.

Reina Isom, 47, of Gainesville, Florida, pled guilty to wire fraud and two counts of federal financial aid fraud.

What to know about DOJ firings More than 20 Justice Department employees who participated in investigations of President Trump and his allies were fired over the last week.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has been rocked by a wave of recent firings, a sign the administration is not done culling the ranks of career officials as it seeks to shape the department under a