FBI agent Peter Strzok had doubts about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into ties between Russia and the Trump campaign, said U.S. Senator Ron Johnson, Wisconsin Republican. Published January 23, 2018
President Donald Trump called the missing texts between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page "one of the biggest stories in a long time." Published January 23, 2018
The two FBI officials who have been criticized for anti-Trump texts, exchanged more than 50,000 text messages, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Monday night. Published January 22, 2018
A former developer for IBM was sentenced to five years in prison Thursday for selling trade secrets related to the company's software, the Department of Justice said. Published January 19, 2018
Former "Jersey Shore" star Michael "The Situation" Sorrentino and his brother have pleaded guilty to tax fraud, the Justice Department said Friday. Published January 19, 2018
The government this week will auction bitcoins seized by authorities from a Russian hacker, a young Mormon accused of being an opioid kingpin and other high-profile cases. Published January 19, 2018
HSBC Holdings has agreed to pay $101.5 million to settle claims it defrauded two of its clients. Published January 18, 2018
A deputy U.S. Marshal was killed in the line of duty Thursday morning while executing an arrest warrant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the agency announced. Published January 18, 2018
A federal grand jury has indicted 104 individuals for their involvement in a massive drug trafficking operation. Published January 18, 2018
A Colombian national was sentenced to 27 months in prison for bribing a federal agent, resulting in the dismissal of an indictment filed against an alleged drug kingpin. Published January 17, 2018
The former head of U.S. foreign exchange trading at Barclays has been charged with defrauding Hewlett-Packard Co. by manipulating the market ahead of its $11 billion acquisition of Autonomy Corp. Published January 17, 2018
A former CIA officer was arrested Monday on charges of unlawful retention of national defense information, the Justice Department said. Published January 16, 2018
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a "friend of the court" motion Tuesday, arguing that Metro violated the Archdiocese of Washington's First Amendment rights in banning religious ads last Christmas. Published January 16, 2018
Attorney General Jeff Sessions praised Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, saying it still influences the Department of Justice nearly 50 years after his assassination. Published January 16, 2018
The brother of a San Diego man who was said to be the first U.S. citizen fighting alongside the Islamic State group was sentenced on terrorism-related charges. Published January 15, 2018
Nevada taxpayers shelled out $750 million to build a stadium for the Las Vegas Raiders — and the deal may prevent the state from being able to recoup that money by imposing new taxes on the NFL team. Published January 14, 2018
The former co-president of a Maryland transportation company that moved to nuclear materials across the United States is accused of bribing an official at a subsidiary of Russia's State Atomic Energy Corp. Published January 12, 2018
The FBI released age-progressed photographs of the four alleged terrorists charged with the 1986 hijacking of Pan Am Flight 73 that killed 20 people. Published January 11, 2018
A French historian pled guilty to stealing the dog tags of dead American World War II soldiers and selling them on Ebay. Published January 11, 2018
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has created a team to focus on drug trafficking and other crimes by Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militant organization in Lebanon. Published January 11, 2018
