Sen. Dick Durbin called on federal agencies to begin an investigation into recent unsolicited pizza deliveries to federal judges.

Ill., sent a letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel last week urging officials to investigate ...

The Washington Post reported that judges working on cases challenging the Trump administration’s policies were receiving ...

Chief Justice Roberts noted “a significant uptick in identified threats at all levels of the judiciary” in his ...

When asked if the Justice Department had a response to the incidents, Attorney General Pam Bondi said, "Not yet, but we will." ...

Senator Dick Durbin described the incidents as being threatening to judges and their families in a letter to the attorney general.

U.S. Circuit Court Judge J. Michelle Childs has received seven free pizza deliveries since February at her Washington, D.C., ...

Senator Dick Durbin, an Illinois Democrat ... the following statement with Newsweek via email about the unsolicited pizza deliveries, "The United States Marshal Service is looking into all ...

Michelle Childs, who serves in Washington, D.C., told The Washington Post she got her first of seven pizza deliveries this ... Earlier this week, Senator Dick Durbin called on federal officials ...

The Justice Department is being urged to investigate a series of suspicious pizza deliveries to federal judges’ homes — some ...

Federal judges say unsolicited pizza deliveries to jurists’ homes that began in February may number in the hundreds across at least seven states, prompting increased security concerns and a demand ...

Van Orden said that a letter containing a “credible threat” to his wife, children, and grandchildren was sent to his office ...