Donald Trump hints he may ‘get rid of’ Rod Rosenstein
President Trump on Friday night hinted that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein may not have a job much longer. Published September 22, 2018
President Trump on Friday night hinted that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein may not have a job much longer. Published September 22, 2018
A former Catholic priest accused of sexually abusing dozens of victims in New Mexico over a 30-year-span is in federal custody after 26 years on the lam, the Department of Justice announced Friday. Published September 21, 2018
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein last year talked about secretly recording President Trump and discussed having Cabinet members invoke the 25th Amendment to remove him from office, The New York Times reported Friday. Published September 21, 2018
Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly looking into payments made by two Russians who organized a 2016 Trump Tower meeting with senior Trump campaign officials. Published September 21, 2018
One conservative House Republican said Thursday lawmakers may subpoena Nellie Ohr, the wife of embattled Justice Department official Bruce Ohr, for her possible role in compiling and distributing a salacious anti-Trump dossier. Published September 21, 2018
President Trump's longtime fixer Michael Cohen is reportedly cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller's team, offering details on the president's business dealings in Russia. Published September 20, 2018
D.C. police announced Thursday the arrest of a 23-year-old Northwest man in the fatal stabbing of a female jogger Tuesday evening in Logan Circle -- an "unexplained, brutal attack" that shocked the neighborhood. Published September 20, 2018
D.C. police were searching Wednesday for a man who fatally stabbed a female jogger Tuesday evening in Logan Circle — an apparently random attack that has shaken residents and businesses in the Northwest neighborhood. Published September 19, 2018
Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Wednesday blamed the Obama administration for crime increases in Chicago and other large cities, saying the deals the Justice Department cut have ended up tying the hands of police officers. Published September 19, 2018
A San Diego woman nicknamed "the drug llama" was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury in Illinois for conspiring to distribute fentanyl through the so-called dark web, the Justice Department announced. Published September 18, 2018
A critical shortage of correctional officers plaguing the nation's prison system is having a disparate effect on female inmates, a government watchdog said Tuesday. Published September 18, 2018
Police in Montgomery County, Maryland are not investigating attempted sexual assault allegations lodged against Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh, a police spokeswoman confirmed Monday. Published September 17, 2018
President Trump said Monday that newly revealed text messages between former FBI officials Lisa Page and Peter Strzok prove "a conspiracy" to undermine his administration. Published September 17, 2018
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Monday the Trump administration will stand up to "bullies on campus" who stifle free speech at colleges and universities, while a top Republican senator urged him to back up the tough talk with more legal action to support students snared by speech codes. Published September 17, 2018
Former campaign chairman Paul Manafort's decision to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election is a "significant breakthrough" that should make President Trump nervous, key Democrats and legal analysts said Sunday. Published September 16, 2018
Firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions, as President Trump has repeatedly hinted he might do, would leave key components of the Justice Department in the hands of the very career officials the president has railed against as his "deep state" enemies. Published September 16, 2018
A former Florida police chief who urged his officers to frame African-Americans for an unsolved crime pleaded guilty on Friday to conspiring to charges related to those arrests, the Department of Justice said. Published September 14, 2018
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort pleaded guilty to two felonies on Friday and has agreed to cooperate with the Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Published September 14, 2018
Special counsel Robert Mueller filed a new document Friday laying out the evidence against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, presaging a looming guilty plea later in the day. Published September 14, 2018
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort has reportedly reached a tentative plea deal with prosecutors and won't go to trial on foreign-agent-law charges. Published September 13, 2018