Police Reforms Likely Won’t Be Priority of Trump’s Justice Department
Eight years of police reforms under President Obama could be undone with the election of Donald Trump.
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Senator Demands Answers about Suspension of Whistleblowing FBI Agent
A Senate committee chairman wants more information from the Justice Department about an FBI agent who was suspended after blowing the whistle on a former Louisiana district attorney accused of trading sex for leniency.
Jeff Sessions’ Appointment As Attorney General Would Make Immigration a Top Priority
Sen. Jeff Sessions was one of Congress’ leading crusaders for cracking down on illegal immigration and increasing mass deportations – positions he could turn into a reality as attorney general.
Justice Department Tries to Block Release of Inmate Featured on ‘Making a Murderer’
The Justice Department is trying to block the release of a Wisconsin inmate whose case was featured in the Netflix series “Making a Murderer.”
Rudy Giuliani: Probably Nobody ‘Knows Justice Department Better Than Me’
Rudy Giuliani sounded a lot like President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday when he spoke of his qualifications to head the Justice Department.
A Very Different Justice Department Expected under Trump Presidency
A Donald Trump presidency likely means a very different Department of Justice, which had focused on civil rights issues under President Obama.
Deep Division inside the FBI Likely to Persist Long After the Election
The infighting in the Justice Department and FBI over the handling of the Hillary Clinton investigation is creating deep divisions that could impact the agencies long after the presidential election.
WikiLeaks: DOJ Official Tipped Off Clinton Campaign about Email Filing
A top Justice Department official tipped off Hillary Clinton’s campaign about new developments in the investigation over her email use as a secretary of state, according to hacked emails by WikiLeaks.