Rosenstein: Leak Investigations Won’t Target Journalists
The Justice Department’s escalation of probes into government leaks will not target journalists, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said Sunday.
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DOJ Threatens to Withhold Crime-Fighting Help to 4 Cities over Immigration Policies
The Justice Department is stepping up pressure on four cities to cooperate with immigration enforcement, threatening to stop providing federal help to crack down on crime.
Former DOJ Officials Worry about Constitutional Crisis If Trump Removes Sessions
Former Justice Department officials are speaking out about President Trump’s incessant public battle with Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Lengel: Trump’s Statements Are Indicators of Tough Times Ahead for Jeff Sessions and Christopher Wray
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Heading up a major law enforcement agency like the Justice Department or FBI is never easy. It’s a major headache. There’s always a crisis around the corner. Keeping your job and doing it with integrity has only been more challenging under the Trump administration. Don’t count on Jeff Sessions sticking around…
State Department Billed Taxpayers $15,000 for Rooms at Trump Hotel
Donald Trump and his family continue to profit from using the president’s property for non-political events.
Smoking Gun Email Shows Trump Jr. Knew Russia Was Helping Get Dad Elected
A damning email obtained by federal investigators revealed that Donald Trump Jr. was informed that the Russian government had compromising information about Hillary Clinton that was intended sabotage her election chances.
DOJ Corporate Crime Watchdog Quits Over Trump Administration’s Conduct
A top Justice Department official who served as the corporate compliance watchdog has resigned because she said President Trump’s administration is violating the same government ethics laws that she’s expected to enforce on other businesses.
Trump’s Pick to Head DOJ Civil Rights Division Spurs Criticism
President Trump’s nomination to head the Justice Department’s civil rights division has drawn criticism because he previously defended major corporations and others against discrimination lawsuits.