A former business partner of the tech expert at the center of the criminal case against Hillary Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann testified Tuesday that he was asked to search internet data to tie associates of candidate Donald Trump to Russia.
FBI agent Curtis Heide testified in court Tuesday that he is currently the subject of an internal investigation into allegations that he withheld key evidence from an application to surveil a figure in the bureau’s probe into former President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign.
The Department of Defense inspector general on Wednesday concluded that Army Col. Yevgeny S. Vindman faced illegal retaliation after filing ethics complaints against President Trump and senior national security officials in his administration.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy slammed Democrats on Wednesday for planning to give congressional staff free Peloton memberships.
Special counsel John Durham on Tuesday blamed the FBI and other U.S. intelligence agencies for slow-walking document production in the case against Igor Danchenko, who is accused of lying to investigators about where and how he got information for the so-called Steele dossier.
A federal judge has blocked special counsel John Durham from introducing evidence he contends will show former Hillary Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann acted as part of a "joint venture" to taint former President Trump by linking him to Russia.
Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. on Thursday called the leak of a draft opinion on abortion "absolutely appalling" during his first public appearance since the unusual breach sparked a political firestorm.
Department of Justice's Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz told the House Judiciary Committee that he would consider a probe of alleged FBI retaliation against agents who participated in demonstrations on Jan. 6, 2021, but did not enter the U.S. Capitol.
A House Republican is demanding the FBI probe the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion indicating the majority of justices favor overturning Roe v. Wade.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. on Tuesday ordered an investigation into the leak of a draft opinion that would overrule the Supreme Court's landmark Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion. He called the unprecedented breach "egregious."
The threat of cyberattack from Russia fueled more than half of the FBI's 3.39 million warrantless searches of Americans' data last year, according to a new government report.
A federal judge ruled late Sunday that the Republican National Committee must turn over email marketing data to the House select committee investigating the riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee on Thursday blasted Attorney General Merrick Garland over the nation's rising crime rate, telling him that he shouldn't be pleased with how the Justice Department has addressed the threat.
Former Homeland Security Department leaders warned that the Biden administration had unleashed Orwellian thought police on Americans after the department revealed that its "disinformation" board to stop online misinformation is run by a woman who has spread disinformation and questioned First Amendment rights.
Homeland Security has spent $72 million in shutdown costs to stop building portions of former President Trump's border wall, Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told Congress on Wednesday.
The Biden administration will soon prohibit the sale of inefficient light bulbs, a reversal of a Trump-era policy that officials have billed as a money-saving endeavor that will also reduce climate-changing emissions and advance the president's clean energy agenda.
Tech executive Rodney Joffe on Tuesday asked a federal judge to keep four emails he shared with a U.S. investigative firm out of the hands of special counsel John Durham in an upcoming trial of a Clinton campaign lawyer accused of lying to the FBI.
Special counsel John Durham has revealed that employees of the research firm Fusion GPS sent journalists hundreds of emails with unverified allegations against former President Donald Trump to trigger negative news stories.
A New York judge Monday found former President Donald Trump in contempt of court for failing to provide state Attorney General Letitia James with documents she is demanding in a civil probe of Mr. Trump's family business, the Trump Organization.
When Hunter Biden's laptop emerged with evidence of drug use and accusations of nudity in the presence of a teenage girl in his household, law enforcement agencies punted rather than aggressively investigate the state's most powerful political family.
Patricia Munson had lived with her mother in Arizona for decades, and when the older woman passed away in 2016, Munson looked at her finances and realized she wasn't going to be able to make ends meet without her mother's Social Security check.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is using taxpayer money to buy flowers, pay for catering and place obituaries for COVID victims -- all expenses that the agency's own policies say aren't permitted, according to an urgent audit Monday by the agency's inspector general.
The CIA concluded in early 2017 that Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann's dirt tying President Trump to Russia was "not technically plausible," special counsel John Durham said in a court filing posted Saturday.
The Justice Department on Thursday charged a Russian lawmaker and two members of his staff with conspiring to use a U.S. citizen as an unregistered Russian agent to influence members of Congress.
