A group of Justice Department employees says its members are "afraid" that Attorney General William Barr doesn't have their back after the department's lawyers argued against LGBTQ protections before the Supreme Court. Published November 28, 2019
A Justice Department pilot program allowing local police officers serving on federal task forces to wear body cameras has earned mixed responses from metropolitan police chiefs. Published November 27, 2019
The Justice Department asked a federal judge Tuesday to stop former White House counsel Don McGahn from testifying in the House Democrats' impeachment probe of President Trump. Published November 26, 2019
A federal judge ruled Monday that former White House Counsel Don McGahn must testify in the House impeachment investigation, undercutting an order from President Trump blocking his cooperation with Congress. Published November 25, 2019
Federal investigators in New York have issued subpoenas seeking information about Rudy Giuliani's consulting firm, according to a report Monday. Published November 25, 2019
A group of conservative lawyers Monday denounced Attorney General William Barr's recent remarks that a president has absolute power over the executive branch, saying his expansive view on presidential power contradicts long-standing conservative principles. Published November 25, 2019
President Trump's attorneys Friday asked the Supreme Court to block a lower court order that would give House Democrats access to his tax records for their impeachment inquiry. Published November 22, 2019
A federal judge Friday granted Roger Stone permission to travel to Florida for Thanksgiving, possibly his last as a free man with a potential prison sentence looming. Published November 22, 2019
Attorney General William P. Barr dismissed conspiracy theories surrounding the death of billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in an interview released Friday. Published November 22, 2019
A former FBI lawyer is being investigated for allegedly altering a document connected to the surveillance of Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, according to a report Thursday. Published November 21, 2019
President Trump's pick to head the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is stuck in limbo nearly two months after a Senate committee postponed a vote to advance his nomination. Published November 21, 2019
President Trump does not have to release his tax returns to get on California's 2020 primary ballot, the California Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday. Published November 21, 2019
The Justice Department inspector general's report on the FBI's surveillance of Trump campaign officials in 2016 will be released on Dec. 9, Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham said Thursday. Published November 21, 2019
Roger Stone asked a federal judge on Wednesday for permission to travel to Florida in what could be his last Thanksgiving before heading to prison. Published November 20, 2019
Hunter Biden is the father of an Arkansas woman's baby, according to a paternity test detailed in court papers filed Wednesday. Published November 20, 2019
Prince Andrew said Wednesday he is stepping away from public duties for the foreseeable future because of the controversy surrounding his relationship with billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Published November 20, 2019
The Justice Department inspector general raised alarms Wednesday about the FBI's use of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to spy on Americans, including using surveillance databases for prohibited "fishing expeditions." Published November 20, 2019
The FBI has "significant weaknesses" in its human confidential-source program, which could compromise criminal and intelligence investigations, the Justice Department inspector general said in a scathing report Tuesday. Published November 19, 2019
Senators ripped into the top official for federal prisons Tuesday for stonewalling questions about jail-cell death of billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Published November 19, 2019
Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz will publicly testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee about his report into alleged surveillance abuses by the department and the FBI, committee chairman Lindsey Graham said Monday. Published November 18, 2019
