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The Department of Justice (justice.gov) is a U.S. government department led by the Attorney General, with a stated mission to uphold the rule of law, keep the country safe, and protect civil rights. The department emphasizes values including independence and impartiality, honesty and integrity, respect, and excellence. It is composed of more than 40 component organizations and more than 115,000 employees, headquartered at the Robert F. Kennedy Building in Washington, D.C., with field offices in all states and territories and in more than 50 countries worldwide. Its site also describes work organized across DOJ components and agencies, as well as subject matter areas, initiatives, and programs.

Updated 16 September 2026

Public sources: Official website

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Management

updated 6 Aug 2026

Tanya Elliott Team Leader
Cheryl Russell Principal Investigator
Mark Smedley Principal Investigator Advocate
Matt Burt HR Systems Consultant
Casey Thompson Recruitment Portfolio Lead
Amy Park CSO
Kellie Vaughan Assistant Superintendent Offender Services
Michael Whittaker ICT Service Delivery Director
Steve W. Chief Information Security Officer
Martin Daniels Correctional Manager
Darren Downing Manager Of Security
Patricia King Recruitment Manager

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Latest developments

Supermicro investigation clears CEO in $2.5 billion alleged smuggling scheme Fortune · 46

DOJ is probing whether Andreessen Horowitz partners improperly sat on competing AI company boards Bloomberg · 1 month ago · 33

SpaceX won’t remove all of xAI’s unpermitted turbines for another year TechCrunch · 2 months ago · 34

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U.S. Department of Justice investigates Andreessen Horowitz over potential conflicts involving investment partners serving as directors on boards of competing AI companies Legal action

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TLDRocket 10 October 2026

Today’s biggest AI thread is about scale—specifically, how companies are trying to keep learning and inference from melting down when you push it beyond Earth. Alphabet is testing that idea in orbit with Project Suncatcher, a refrigerator-sized satellite that launched Oct. 1 carrying four TPU chips to measure whether the hardware can survive launch vibration, radiation, and the thermal swings of low Earth orbit. Google plans to run the chips only in 15-minute bursts to manage overheating, then gather data over about a year, with two more laser-communication satellite launches penciled in for 2027. It’s the same logic driving the corporate spending wave: Big Tech is budgeting more than $700 billion this year for Earth-based AI infrastructure, including Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon, with the bet that productivity gains—especially in healthcare, where U.S. spending hit $5.3 trillion in 2024—will justify the capex.

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